The Management Field at the SAN University in Warsaw provides students with the opportunity to gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in management sciences and complementary fields such as economics, law, and finance. The curriculum focuses on diagnosing and solving problems within organizations, both locally and internationally. It also emphasizes the ability to effectively analyze transformations occurring in businesses in economic and psychosocial dimensions.

The program, based on American educational standards, aims to develop creative and analytical thinking, project and business plan creation, strategic marketing planning and implementation, as well as both external and internal organizational communication skills.

Tradition and Excellence in Education

Management has been a core offering of the university since its inception. Over the years, the institution has amassed extensive experience in teaching and refining the program. Collaboration with numerous industry practitioners and an exceptional academic faculty positions our university among the best in preparing candidates for the workforce.

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The Bachelor’s degree programme in Management at SAN in Warsaw is designed in line with current trends in management studies and the needs of the modern labour market. The programme responds to rapidly changing socio-economic conditions, and the internationalisation of the teaching process, the expansion of courses taught in English, and the integration of research with teaching enable students to develop analytical, research and social skills. The educational concept also supports the development of ethical, social and cultural awareness, preparing students to function responsibly in a modern organisational and international environment.

The Bachelor in Management program is a three-year, on-campus program conducted in accordance with international teaching standards—based on the American educational model. Thanks to CEEMAN IQA accreditation, the program combines a solid theoretical foundation with practical skills that will be useful in managing a global business. The program prepares you to tackle a wide range of challenges: from diagnosing and solving problems within organizations, through economic and psychosocial analysis, to developing innovative marketing strategies—both locally and internationally.

You will learn to think creatively and analytically, implement projects and business plans, plan marketing activities, and conduct effective internal and external communication. The program includes courses across a wide range of disciplines: economics, law, finance, ethics, culture, marketing, accounting, and quality management. The specializations are tailored to market realities—you can choose from areas such as International Business Management or E-business & Digital Marketing. 

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

• Management Aesthetics
• International Business Transactions
• Business Negotiations
• Brand Management
• Diveristy Management
• Crisis Management
• Doing Buisness in Europe
• Doing Business in Asia

E-BUSINESS AND DIGITAL MARKETING

• Management Aesthetics
• International Business Transactions
• Business Negotiations
• Digital Marketing
• Social Media and Content Marketing
• Mobile Technologies in E-Business
• CRM
• Cybersecurity

• Foreign languages – English, German
• Philosophy
• Psychology / Sociology
• Fundamentals of law and intellectual property protection
• Cultural studies

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

• Management Aesthetics
• International Business Transactions
• Business Negotiations
• Brand Management
• Diveristy Management
• Crisis Management
• Doing Buisness in Europe
• Doing Business in Asia

E-BUSINESS AND DIGITAL MARKETING

• Management Aesthetics
• International Business Transactions
• Business Negotiations
• Digital Marketing
• Social Media and Content Marketing
• Mobile Technologies in E-Business
• CRM
• Cybersecurity

Applicants wishing to enrol on the first-cycle degree programme in ‘Management’ are required to submit a school-leaving certificate; the results of the following exams are taken into account: modern language (level B1) and mathematics. If an exam in a given subject was taken at two levels, the higher score is taken into account. Preference is given to candidates holding a secondary school leaving certificate with distinction and winners of subject-based competitions and/or contests. Admission to the programme is determined by the number of qualification points obtained in the admissions process, taking into account marks in the specified subjects. The list of candidates eligible for admission to the ‘Management’ programme is drawn up in order of the points obtained in the admissions process, in accordance with the planned admission quotas.

Admissions criteria for international applicants

Applicants wishing to enrol on the first-cycle degree programme in ‘Management’ are required to submit a school-leaving certificate; the results of the following exams are taken into account: modern language (level B1) and mathematics. If an exam in a given subject was taken at two levels, the higher score is taken into account. Preference is given to candidates holding a secondary school leaving certificate with distinction and winners of subject-based competitions and/or contests. Admission to the programme is determined by the number of qualification points obtained in the admissions process, taking into account marks in the specified subjects. The list of candidates eligible for admission to the ‘Management’ programme is drawn up in order of the points obtained in the admissions process, in accordance with the planned admission quotas.

Admissions criteria for international applicants

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