Business administration

The EMBA (Executive Master of Business Administration) program is an intensive study conducted in the form of second-cycle or postgraduate studies, the graduate of which receives a master’s diploma from the University of Economics in Wrocław or a certificate of completion of postgraduate studies and an Executive MBA certificate with the logo of the international accrediting institution AMBA.

The EMBA program is a proposal that falls within the mainstream of activities aimed at implementing the Bologna Process and the comparability of Polish economic studies with the programs of Western European and American universities in areas related to management education. In Western universities, MBA studies are by definition second-cycle (master’s) studies, addressed to people with professional practice, often in managerial positions. They also emphasize practical, on-the-job assignments on executive positions. Studies usually last 2 years and end with an MBA (Master of Business Administration) diploma. A characteristic feature of MBA education is that graduates of any field of study may apply for admission.

EMBA studies are designed to support dynamic career development of high and middle-level managerial staff employed in both domestic and international companies and business-related institutions. The program is continuously adjusted to current demands of the volatile economic environment, both in Poland and globally.