Bachelor in Finance

Tuition is 2,200 EUR per year.

Global Finance at Uniwersytet WSB Merito Gdańsk is a bachelor's degree program taught in English over three years, with yearly tuition set at EUR 2,200. One track within the program, International Finance, prepares students to manage accounting according to global standards, calculate costs, manage account balances, analyze financial statements, and value financial instruments. Teaching draws on real-world examples so that students build practical experience alongside the theoretical curriculum, with the aim of readying them for a career in finance from the point of graduation. The specialization is built around a set of career paths, including investment fund accountant, valuation specialist, stock exchange employee, derivative instruments administrator, staff in fund and investment departments, and financial officer. Coursework covers international accounting standards, cost calculation methods, financial statement analysis, and the valuation of financial instruments, giving students a working knowledge of how international finance functions in practice. Beyond this track, a Global Finance degree typically also builds a broader foundation in economics, corporate finance, and quantitative analysis, skills that transfer across banking, asset management, and corporate finance roles. Warsaw, the city associated with this program, is Poland's financial center, home to the Warsaw Stock Exchange, major banks, and multinational corporations, offering students access to internships and entry-level positions in finance while they study. Graduates of programs in this field typically move into roles in accounting, financial analysis, auditing, and investment support across both domestic and international employers.