International Business Economics (double degree)

The curriculum of the International Business Economics course was prepared by Lazarski University in cooperation with Coventry University (UK). The curriculum meets the needs and expectations of students from Europe and beyond. The teaching process, grades and the quality guarantee are compliant with the British educational standards. The students pursue a single course and write a single MA thesis but are awarded two degrees: British (from Coventry University) and Polish (from Lazarski University). The holistic structure of the curriculum makes it possible to analyse the synergies between the theory and practice of economy, finance and international economics with significant focus on quantitative methods.

As a student of International Business Economics:

• you will be awarded two degrees;
• you will learn to analyse and assess comprehensively contemporary markets and challenges they are facing;
• you will learn example solutions to management, financial, ethical and analytical problems encountered in everyday business activity;
• you will learn how to use economic tools indispensable in international economic activity;
• you will gain experience working in an international environment through everyday contact with students from all over the world;
• you will be learning from the best: our lecturers are renowned academicians and experienced business practitioners;
• you will get access to a dedicated tool, which allows you to verify your competences in specific fields. After verification, you will receive a detailed report - a valuable source of information about your strengths for you and your future employer;
• you will gain qualifications that will allow you establish your own company, assume positions requiring analytical thinking and interpreting the contemporary economic and social transformations, and develop your professional skills at managerial positions.

Career:

• international corporations
• other entities operating on the international stage
• foreign trade entities
• banks and international financial institutions
• consulting companies
• advertising and marketing agencies
• own business activity