Wrocław University of Economics
The University of Economics commenced its activities in 1947 as a private, one-faculty College of Commercial Education. Three years later it was nationalized and transformed into the College of Economics and a second faculty was added. The present Polish name, Akademia Ekonomiczna im. Oskara Langego was introduced in October 1974, and its officially adopted English name is "Wrocław University of Economics".
The University has four faculties: Economic Sciences , Management, Computer Science and Finance, Engineering and Economics and Regional Economy and Tourism, the latter located in Jelenia Góra. Altogether it employs 784 academic teachers including 142 professors. There is strong interest in economic studies, in the current academic year 2006/2007 the University has about 18,000 students, and so far it has produced over 60,000 graduates.
The University is authorized to grant degrees, among them PhD and doctor habilitatus of economic science, organisation and management. The University is organized into 66 departments, and the didactic process is supported by such units as the Library, the Department of Foreign Languages (SJO), the Department of Sports and Physical Education, and the Publishing House.
The University prepares highly qualified analysts and business practitioners, able to perform and to solve business problems of their own accord, within its six majors.
The students can choose from 40 specializations within the range of courses offered by the faculties. Due to public demand, other forms of further education are also on offer in the form of post-graduate courses and studies in specialist areas of economics.
The courses organized by the University of Economics, which are divided into semesters, are run in one or two level systems and can be attended as full-timeday courses, part-time weekend courses and in the form of evening classes. he University is authorized to run an Executive MBA Program for graduates, and is available in a Polish or English language version, and is organized in conjunction with universities from Belgium, France, Ireland, Germany and Great Britain.
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Poland is the first country in the world to have formed Ministry of Education dated as early as 1773 and was the first of its kind in the history of humankind.
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