Bachelor in International Business

International Business at Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University is a bachelor's program taught in English, run by the Faculty of Law, Administration and International Relations over six semesters, with annual tuition of 5000 PLN. The program is built around present and future challenges in the international business world, delivered through what the university describes as a distinctive learning environment and modern facilities. Students take more than 30 courses over three years, including standard subjects such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, IT, international political relations, sociology, mathematics, law, accounting, international trade, statistics, marketing, and intercultural communication in business and management. The program also includes a four-week practical training placement, giving students direct exposure to workplace settings before graduation. Set at a university whose name reflects its Krakow origins, the program draws students preparing for careers that require both a broad academic foundation and hands-on experience in international commerce. Beyond the specific subjects listed, bachelor's programs in international business generally aim to combine grounding in economics and law with applied skills in trade, negotiation, and cross-cultural communication, preparing graduates for roles in export and import management, corporate administration, marketing, and consulting. Such a foundation also supports further study at the master's level in business, law, or international relations. Graduates of programs with this structure typically enter careers in multinational firms, government agencies dealing with trade policy, and organizations with cross-border operations, applying both the theoretical coursework and the practical training component of their degree.