Master in Business management

Applications for the Oct 2027 intake close on Aug 1, 2027; tuition costs 2,500 PLN per semester.

Wroclaw University of Economics and Business offers this master's program in Business Management, taught in English over two years in Wrocław, Poland. Designed for students who want to study modern business management and organizational structure, the program places particular emphasis on the skills and competencies needed to manage effectively and sustainably in a global environment. Teaching is centered on practical work, and business partners take part in many classes, including as mentors for Master's theses. Rather than relying only on lectures, the program uses project-based learning, business games, and interdisciplinary simulations. The curriculum goes beyond organizational functions to cover problem solving, leadership, communication skills, mindfulness, teamwork, ethics, and environmental awareness. It includes EFQM Business Excellence certification, with students completing licensed EFQM Foundation Training and receiving a certificate on successful completion of the course. Graduates are prepared to take on strategic and managerial roles within businesses and non-profit organizations operating in the global environment, having developed strong competences in human resources, strategy, marketing, multicultural team management, and sustainability. These competences equip them to assume leadership positions in organizations of their choice. Career prospects tied to the program's specialization modules include corporate communication manager, human resources manager, strategy designer, and sustainability-focused roles. Business management as a discipline draws together economics, organizational behavior, finance, and marketing to train people capable of planning, coordinating, and leading within companies of different sizes and sectors. A two-year master's program of this type typically builds on an undergraduate degree in business or a related field, sharpening strategic and analytical skills through project work and exposure to practitioners.