Warsaw School of Economics

Founded 1906, as a private school, reorganized 1933 as Central School of Commerce, acquired present status 1949 as Central School of Planning and Statistics, and acquired present title 1991.

Accreditation: Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Polish Accreditation Committee

Funding: Public

Grades 3

Doctor's Degree, Master's Degree, Postgraduate Diploma or equivalent

Languages 2

English, Polish

Divisions 5

Business Administration College

Fields of study: Accountancy, Administration, Administrative Law, Business Administration, Economic and Finance Policy, Finance, Geography (Human), Human Resources, Management, Management Systems, Marketing, Real Estate
Economic Analysis College

Fields of study: Business Computing, Demography and Population, Econometrics, Economic and Finance Policy, Economics, International Studies, Mathematics, Mathematics and Computer Science, Statistics
International Economics College

Fields of study: Banking, Business and Commerce, Economic and Finance Policy, Economics, European Studies, Finance, Insurance, International Economics
Management and Finance College

Fields of study: Accountancy, Banking, Business Administration, Commercial Law, Consumer Studies, Economic and Finance Policy, Economics, Finance, Management, Marketing
Socio-Economics College

Fields of study: Economic and Finance Policy, Economics, International Relations, International Studies, Management, Political Sciences, Public Administration, Social Sciences

Admission details

Academic year: October to June (October-February, February-June)
Requirements: Secondary school certificate (Matura)
Students allowance: Co-ed

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