Master in Business management

For Master in Business management, applications for the Oct 2027 intake are due by Sep 10, 2027; tuition fees are 4,000 PLN.

This master's program in Business Management is offered by the University of Szczecin in Szczecin, Poland, taught in English over four semesters, equivalent to two years. Graduates are prepared for employment across a range of organizations, including transnational corporations, manufacturing and service companies active in domestic and international markets, as well as state-level and local-level government administration agencies, international organizations, and non-profit organizations. The educational program is built to support the acquisition of management competencies that modern businesses expect from their staff. Further details on the program are available at admissions.usz.edu.pl. As a field of study, business management brings together elements of economics, organizational behavior, finance, human resources, and marketing to prepare graduates to plan, coordinate, and lead within companies and public institutions of varying size. Typical coursework in a program of this kind covers strategic management, financial analysis, marketing strategy, and organizational leadership, giving students both theoretical grounding and applied skills for decision-making. A two-year master's format generally builds on an undergraduate degree in business, economics, or a related field, deepening analytical and strategic capabilities while preparing graduates for management-track roles rather than entry-level positions. Because the program is delivered in English at a Polish public university, it is positioned to attract students from a range of countries who want international exposure alongside a formal European academic qualification. Career directions open to business management graduates commonly include operations management, marketing, human resources, finance, consulting, and general management functions in both private companies and public-sector organizations, reflecting the broad and transferable nature of the skills the discipline develops across industries and sectors.