Economics (Ekonomia studia w języku angielskim)

The University of Lodz's Faculty of Economics and Sociology offers a master's program in Economics taught in English over four semesters, with studies beginning 2026-10-01 and an application deadline of 2026-07-20. The program addresses how markets work, including questions such as whether digital currencies could be used to pay for everyday digital services, set against the backdrop of accelerating globalization and rising interest in environmental protection and sustainable development. An economics degree from this program is meant to open doors into marketing, sales, management, and financial or investment consulting, while also preparing graduates for careers in public or local administration, non-governmental organizations, and running their own business. The program has received an accreditation certificate from the International Accreditation Council for Business Education, a distinction grade from the Polish Accreditation Committee in the internationalization category, and an accreditation certificate along with the "Studia z Przyszłością" Quality Mark awarded by the Foundation for Development of Education and Higher Education and the PRC Agency, for the Polish-language version of the program. At the graduate level, economics coursework generally builds on undergraduate foundations with more advanced microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and specialized electives, preparing students for analytical roles in finance, consulting, and policy. A four-semester master's degree of this kind is a common route for students who already hold a bachelor's degree and want deeper quantitative and theoretical training before entering the job market or pursuing further academic study. Located in Łódź, the Faculty of Economics and Sociology positions this program within a larger Polish academic institution with an established economics department, giving students taught in English a structured pathway through contemporary economic theory and applied analysis over two years of graduate study.