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SGH Warsaw School of Economics is the oldest and leading university of economics in Poland. It combines 117 years of experience with the latest global trends in education. However, its most valuable asset are the people who create a unique academic community.

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Host information

Key Dates
Semester Late September - Late January Late February - Early June
Application deadline February 13th - April 19th August 13th - October 19th
Orientation 27 – 29 September 2023 for reference 21 – 23 February 2024 for reference
Beginning of classes Late September Late February
Exam period TBD TBD
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Entry requirements
  For exchange students For study abroad students
Requirements on GPA or overall average grade

above 60

NA

Proof of English proficiency

waived for UNNC students

NA


Courses and credits

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The offer for exchange students includes subjects at undergraduate and graduate level from SGH existing majors including:

 Advanced Analytics-Big Data

 Business Administration

 Corporate Financial Management

 E-business, Economics, Economic Analysis of Law

 Finance & Accounting

 Global Business, Finance and Governance

 International Business

 International Economics

 Management, Project Management

 Public Policy

 Quantitative Methods in Economics and Information Systems. 

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Credits

Semester standard credit load equivalents
Standard credit load Standard number of modules UNNC credits
30 ECTS per semester 5-6 modules 1 ECTS= 2 unnc credits

Grade

Definition

ECTS scale

Nottingham grade

Nottingham grade

5

Very Good

A

70-100

1st

4

Good Plus

B

65-69

2:1

3

Good

C

60-64

2:1

2

Satisfactory Plus

D

50-59

2:2

1

Satisfactory 

E

40-49

3rd

0

Fail

F

 

F

Pass

No number grade given

 

 

 

Costs

Accommodation

Sibinki Hall of Residence

  • 50 places in twin rooms available for exchange students in dormitory Sabinki
  • Priority have students from non-European universities and of CEMS MIM programme. The remaining places are assigned on  first-come-served basis
  • Accommodation fees: up to 3500 PLN/full one-semester rent +1000PLN of returnable deposit-all paid upfront. The rent is not returned is a student moves out from the dorm before the semester ends. (Up-to-date details concerning accommodation costs valid in a given semester are emailed to the students prior to the mobility start)

Off-campus

Warsaw, being a big metropolitan city, offers numerous possibilities of off-campus accommodation available at various types of standard and wide range of prices, which should suit every student's budget and expectations. Generally, in Poland there are two kinds of rental contracts:

  • Private agreements: informal contracts based on which landlords sub-rent an apartment.
  • Official rental contracts: formal contracts covered by tenancy law, and thereby remain the safest and most recommended option.

 

Insurance

All exchange and freemover students are required to have health insurance covering medical expenses for the full period of stay (EU citizens should possess European Health Insurance Card), as well as accident and personal liability insurance. Non-EU citizens are required to pay for health insurance to the Polish National Health Fund at the monthly rate of approx. 55 PLN that covers all basic health services, including basic dental services. More information to be found at:

Legal matters and other formalities (before and after arrival) | SGH | Szkoła Główna Handlowa w Warszawie

Monthly expenses

Housing on-campus PL 2520/semester/person (double)

Damage deposit PLN 700/person

Housing off-campus PLN 1000 – 2000/month/apartment excl. utilities

Local transportation (personalised student pass) 55.00 PLN/month, 140 PLN/3 monthsmore info at: Warsaw Public Transport

Food approx. 900 PLN/month

Entertainment about 500 PLN/month

Rate of exchange (March 2023): 1 EUR = 4.71 PLN; 1 USD = 4.43 PLN