Information on Enrollment for General University Elective Courses in the First Semester of the 2026/27 Academic Year Master’s Degree Students (Second-Cycle Studies) of the Following Programmes: Modern Business Management

Master’s Degree Students (Second-Cycle Studies) of the Following Programmes:

• Modern Business Management

In accordance with the study programme, three general academic elective lecures are scheduled in the first semester. Each course comprises 30 contact hours for full-time students and is worth 2 ECTS credits.

Each eligible and active first-semester student must choose one lecture from three general academic courses to choose from through the USOSweb system from the list below.

Students select a total of three courses, one from each group:

General academic elective course 1.1 (choose 1 of 4 courses)

1. Financial Stability, Regulation, and State Intervention– Radosław Ślusarczyk, PhD
2. Learning and Time Management Techniques– Joanna Wyrobek, Associate Professor
3. Introduction to State Aid Law for Enterprises in the European Union– Piotr Podsiadło, PhD
4. ESG Reporting and Sustainable Finance– Joanna Krasodomska, Associate Professor

General academic elective course 1.2 (choose 1 of 4 courses)

1. How Economists Learn from Data– Jakub Janus, Associate Professor
2. Behavioural Economics– Adrian Solek, PhD
3. Monetary Integration– Marta Wajda-Lichy, PhD
4. Modern Technologies and Migration– Joanna Sanetra-Szeliga, PhD

General academic elective course 1.3 (choose 1 of 4 courses)

1. Contemporary Challenges to Socio-Economic Development– Łukasz Jabłoński, Associate Professor
2. International Organizations at Work: Objectives, Instruments and Evaluation– Aleksander Surdej, Associate Professor
3. EU in Time of Changes– Katarzyna Cymbranowicz, PhD
4. Constitutional Economy: From Individual Calculus to Constitutional Order– Benedykt Olszewski, PhD

Enrollment for full-time students will take place On 2 October 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.

The decision regarding which lectures will be offered will be made by the Directors of the Institute of Economics, Finance, Management, and Political Science, Sociology and Philosophy, based on student preferences collected across study programmes from Institutes: Finance, Economics, Management, in accordance with Rector’s Ordinance No. 0211.67.2025.

Students who do not make their lectures selections will be assigned to courses by decision of the Institute Directors.

No transfers between elective courses will be permitted after the enrollment period has closed.

Director of the Institute of Management

Dr hab. Agata Niemczyk, prof. UEK