1 / 25

Warsaw School of Economics: A Leading University in Economics and Business

Established in 1906, Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) is Poland's oldest university of economics. With a rich history and a focus on research and innovation, SGH offers a wide range of study programs and maintains extensive international cooperation.

perezl
Télécharger la présentation

Warsaw School of Economics: A Leading University in Economics and Business

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. SZKOŁA GŁÓWNA HANDLOWA W WARSZAWIE WARSAW SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS 2009

  2. HISTORY (1906-1945) • Poland’s oldest university of economics • Founded 1906 by August Zieliński • Full academic rights granted 1919 • 1919 – 1939: 30 Ph.D. Titles awarded • Continued education during WWII

  3. HISTORY (1945-1990) • 1950’s – 80’s: Educating staff for the centrallyplanned economy (renamed: Central School of Planning & Statistics) • 1950’s – 80’s: Despite obstacles „research schools” has been established. They were considered the avant-garde of economic thought. • Among the most famous were schools ofProf. Michal Kalecki, Prof. Aleksy Wakar and Prof. Oskar Lange • After 1989, SGH staff is leading the process of systemic transformation in Poland headed byProf. Leszek Balcerowicz – former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance and later the President of the National Bank of Poland

  4. HISTORY (after 1991) • April 5, 1991 renamed back to Central School of Commerce (Szkoła Główna Handlowa). • Official translation: Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) • Reforms launched and international co-operation initiated in early 1990’s.

  5. STUDENTS • About 18,000 students in 2008/2009: • 6,928 full time • (incl. over 200 foreigners) • 3,653 extramural (part-time) • 7,178 postgraduate and PhD students • 2,270 graduates in 2007/2008 • Over 77,000 graduates to date

  6. TEACHERS • SGH employed 832faculty members in 2009: • 94 full professors • 125 associate professors • 294assistant professors • 51 assistants • 230 lecturers and senior lecturers • 38 language tutors, instructors & librarians • 21honoris causa doctorates awarded Prof. Danuta HÜBNER SGH Faculty Member Member of European Parliament, Former EU Commissioner for Regional Development

  7. SGH IN RANKINGS • # 1 • of all national rankings of universities in economics and business. • Top 10 • in overall ranking of all universities in Poland. • Top 25 • in 2008 Financial Times ranking of Masters in Management programmes. • 5 Palmes • in EDUNIVERSAL ranking of business schools (‘Universal business school with major international influence’).

  8. SGH CAMPUS

  9. SGH STRUCTURE • Since 1990’s: Separate structures for research / teaching • Research structure: • FIVE COLLEGIA • Economic Analysis • Socio-Economic Policy • World Economy • Business Administration • Management and Finance

  10. STUDY PROGRAMMES THREE-CYCLE STUDY SYSTEMAdoption of the Bologna Declaration at SGH • From 2006/2007 Academic Year SGH Studies are divided into: • Bachelor’s Studies (undergraduate) – 6-semester • Master’s Studies (graduate) – 4-semester • Doctoral Studies (6-semester) • System based on ECTS credits (except PhD)

  11. STUDY PROGRAMMES THREE-CYCLE STUDY SYSTEMMAJORS OFFERED • Administration (MA) • Economics (BA and MA) • European Studies (BA and MA) • Finance and Accounting (BA and MA) • International Business (MA in English) • International Economic Relations (BA, MA) • International Relations (BA, MA) • Management (BA, MA) • Quantitative Methods in Economics & Information Systems (BA, MA) • Social Policy (BA and MA) • Spatial Economics Policy (MA) • Tourism and Leisure (MA)

  12. RESEARCH SGH is a renowned research and expert centre in the field of economic sciences. Research studies carried out by our university staff are used by well- known companies, central and local government offices and international organisations. • Types of research conducted at SGH • contracted research studies corresponding to the needs of Polish economy and funded by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. • „tailor-made” expertises for different institutions and enterprises • publications, i.e. the annual „Poland, International Economic report” • research projects, with UNIDO, UN, Council of Europe, World Bank, OECD and many others • international projects within the 5th, 6th, and 7thFramework Programme

  13. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION • SGH maintains extensive foreign contacts with almost200 universities. • As a result the students have the opportunity to undertake studies in foreign languages and to obtain knowledge in specializations that are not well developed in Poland. • These contacts serve to expose students and faculty to the rapidly changing global economy.

  14. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION MAIN INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONALPROGRAMMES\PROJECTS • CEMS Master’s in International Management Programme • Partnership in International Management • Warsaw Executive MBA (with University of Minnesota) • Canadian Executive MBA (with UQAM) • Polish-German Academic Forum (Double Degree) • Double Degree Programme SGH – Sciences Po • Other double-degree programmes • Polish-Japanese Management Education Centre • Educational Project for the East • European Projects (Tempus, CEEPUS, LLP Erasmus, Jean Monnet, etc.) • East Asian Centre

  15. INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION MEMBERSHIP IN OTHER ORGANISATIONS • BSRUN (Baltic Sea Region University Network) • CEEMAN (Central & East European Management Development Association) • EABIS (European Academy for Business in Society) • EADI (European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes) • EDAMBA (European Doctoral Programmes Association in Management & Business Administration) • EIASM-EDEN (The European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management) • EFMD (European Foundation for Management Development) • EUA (European University Associatioin) • EUCEN (European Universities Continuing Education Network • IIE (Institute of International Education)

  16. DOCTORAL STUDIES • Polish programmes run by Collegia • PhD Studies in English (in preparation) • International programmes: • Polish-French European Doctoral Studies, with the University Marne-la-Vallée

  17. E-LEARNING • E-learning @ www.e-sgh.pl • established October 2001 • 60+ online courses • 5,100 slides to 300 lectures • more than 6,000 signed-in students • „Knowledge Centre” vortal established 2004 • International on-line lectures with University of Illinois (Springfield) • More info: www.sgh.waw.pl/cren/

  18. CORPORATE RELATIONS • Areas of co-operation: • company presentations • career placement • internships • skill seminars • business projects

  19. CORPORATE PARTNERS’ CLUB

  20. SGH SPONSORS Golden Sponsors Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsors

  21. STUDY WITH US! STUDYING

  22. PERFECT LOCATION: WARSAW • Merchants’ origin – Royal tradition • Capital city advantage • Young, vibrant, modern, green and trendy • "You will never get bored!" • Cosmopolitan • Gateway to Poland and the region

  23. BEAUTIFUL POLAND • Over 1000 years of history • Mixture of cultures and tradition • All in one – diversified landscape

  24. THANK YOU !

More Related