Master in International economic relations

Tuition fees for Master in International economic relations are 7,750 PLN per year.

International Economic Relations at the University of Gdansk is a master's program taught in English over two years, based in Gdańsk, Poland, with annual tuition of 7750 PLN. Each program track combines a strong core of major subjects with a range of electives, deepening knowledge in specific areas of international relations such as international marketing, management, accounting, logistics, finance and investment, mergers and acquisitions, and human resource management. The curriculum addresses issues of globalization, regionalization, and intercultural approaches to international business, with students encouraged to develop their BA and MA theses around their own particular interests. Teaching methods across the bachelor's and master's degree programs include traditional lectures delivered both by university professors and by company practitioners, alongside seminars, case study analysis, buzz groups, and individual thesis supervision. Full-time programs are structured to give students current theoretical knowledge of the contemporary business environment. The Faculty of Economics offers more than two hundred opportunities each year for students to study at universities in twenty-five different countries, including double diploma programs. Career prospects associated with the field include strategic and global business management, marketing, and financial roles, as well as more specific positions requiring insight into international business systems. Beyond this program's specific offerings, master's degrees in international economic relations typically prepare graduates for roles in international trade policy, corporate strategy, financial analysis, and consulting, drawing on a combination of economics, business, and international relations coursework. The two-year format, paired with extensive exchange opportunities, is designed to give students both academic depth and direct international exposure before entering the workforce.