Management at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences – SGGW is a three-year (six-semester) bachelor's programme taught in English. It suits you if you want to understand how enterprises and public institutions work and how to solve their problems effectively, in an international study environment.
You start with knowledge of organisations, introduction to management, microeconomics, mathematics for economists, law and information technology. In the second semester you add management, macroeconomics, marketing, accounting, social communication and food sector economics. Later courses include human resources management, basics of finance, organisational behaviour, statistics, econometrics, knowledge management and economic consulting and innovation. In the final year you study production and service management, marketing and market research, management of enterprise finance, quality management, project management and agricultural policy.
Practice is part of the programme, and you also take a field seminar and prepare your bachelor thesis in preliminary and diploma seminars. You choose some of the major and general elective subjects yourself from the faculty's offer, so you can tailor your studies.
Although the programme is taught in English, you also take foreign language classes from the first year, choosing from English, German, Russian and Spanish. In the final year you choose one more elective subject delivered in a foreign language.
Graduates are prepared to work in:
Did you know? Graduates can communicate effectively, negotiate and work in a team, and they are distinguished by their understanding of how enterprises operating in agribusiness work.
Based on the programme pages at sggw.edu.pl and the SGGW syllabus.
