Name of the field of study: International Business

Level of study: first-cycle studies

Form of study: full-time studies/part-time studies

Profile of studies: general academic

Professional title awarded to graduates: bachelor’s degree

Number of semesters: 6

Language of education: English

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International Business for Tomorrow’s Leaders

Graduates of the International Business program are fully prepared to excel in the dynamic world of global commerce. They possess the expertise to conduct business activities across both European and international markets, as well as manage small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in international trade or operating within global networks. The program equips graduates with advanced strategic skills, enabling them to analyze, design, and optimize the operations of international corporations and capital groups.

A key strength of the program is its team of highly experienced and professional lecturers, who bring a wealth of academic knowledge and real-world business insight to every course. Their guidance ensures that students benefit from the latest industry trends, practical case studies, and hands-on learning experiences, bridging the gap between theory and practice.

Proficiency in English allows graduates to collaborate effectively in multicultural teams and address complex analytical challenges within international financial and economic environments. Additionally, graduates are skilled in conducting thorough research on global markets and transforming their findings into actionable business strategies.

With this comprehensive skill set, International Business graduates are well-positioned to become impactful leaders in the global business arena. The graduates are also prepared to undertake second-cycle studies and specialist training. Importantly, the International Business program is free of charge, making it an accessible opportunity for those seeking to build a successful career in the global business arena.

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Career prospects:

A degree in International Business opens doors to a world of career opportunities, including:

• International Trade Specialist,
• International Project Manager,
• Specialist in International Financial Institutions, Business Environment Institutions, and Public Services Sector,
• Manager in Domestic and International Organizations,
• Broker on International Stock Exchanges,
• Entrepreneur/Owner of an International Business.

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For Polish citizens, studies are free of charge.

Tuition and living costs for international students:
International Business, 1st Degree, Tuition Fee: 2,950 PLN per semester, approximately 780.42 USD.
Estimated living expenses: monthly living costs (excluding tuition and dormitory fees): 2,500 PLN per month, approximately 661.38 USD.

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Contact person:
Agnieszka Moskal, PhD.,
e-mail: agnieszka.moskal@tu.koszalin.pl;
phone:  94 34 39 159

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ADMISSION RULES

Admission is based on the result of the Matura examination (Polish secondary school leaving exam), the European Baccalaureate (EB) diploma, or the International Baccalaureate (IB) diploma.

Preferred Matura subjects: Mathematics, Geography, History, Civic Education (Knowledge about Society)

Recruitment is conducted through the Online Candidate Registration System (IRK): https://irk.politechnika.koszalin.pl/en-gb/

To apply, candidates must:

• Register in the IRK system
• Pay the recruitment fee
• Complete the required application data
• Upload the required documents
• Submit the original documents (after qualifying for studies)

Admission is conditional on meeting all recruitment requirements and obtaining a positive result in the qualification procedure.

English Language Requirement

Candidates must demonstrate English language proficiency at a minimum level of B2 (CEFR). This may be confirmed by one of the following:

a) A score of at least 50% on the extended-level English Matura exam or the bilingual Matura exam;

b) A recognized language certificate (in accordance with the list specified in the Regulation of the Minister of Science and Higher Education, issued under Article 70(5f) of the Law on Higher Education and Science);

c) A higher education diploma confirming at least Level 6 of the Polish Qualifications Framework (PQF), or a diploma supplement specifying the level of language proficiency achieved;

d) A language proficiency certificate issued by the higher education institution where the candidate completed a first-cycle (Bachelor's) or second-cycle (Master's) degree programme.

If a candidate does not hold any document confirming English proficiency, they must pass a language proficiency test administered by the Foreign Languages Centre of Koszalin University of Technology.