Bachelor in Economics

Economics at Jan Dlugosz University in Czestochowa is a bachelor's program lasting six semesters, taught in English in Częstochowa, Poland. Yearly tuition is PLN 9,880. The program was built around the idea that education in Poland needs a model that goes beyond common theoretical knowledge, incorporating practical information and opportunities for hands-on experience from the earliest years of study. Its aim is to equip graduates with the competencies needed to take on professional, independent tasks in economics, including managing financial affairs in small, medium, and large production, trade, and service companies, many of them of a corporate nature, as well as in public institutions, financial units, and business and economic organizations. The knowledge, skills, and competencies developed through the program are also intended to be useful for students who go on to run their own businesses. Economics as a discipline studies how individuals, businesses, and governments allocate resources, make decisions under constraints, and respond to markets, prices, and policy. Coursework in an economics program typically covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, and finance, along with applied subjects connected to business operations and public policy. Graduates of economics programs pursue careers in financial management, corporate strategy, banking, consulting, and public administration, as well as roles in international organizations and non-governmental institutions. The practical orientation of this program, combined with its foundation in core economic theory, is designed to prepare students for both employment in existing organizations and for building their own ventures.