Warsaw School of Economics

Warsaw University of Economics, founded in 1906, is Poland's oldest and largest School of Economics, and has a rich historical memory accumulated over time. The courses it offers are the leading indicators, not only for schools within Europe, but also worldwide. In UK’s Financial Times’ 2008 Masters in Management ranking for Europe, Warsaw was highly ranked at No. 24 (http://rankings.ft.com/businessschoolrankings/masters-in-management). The school’s academic strength built over the years, has drawn partnerships with over 200 higher education institutions worldwide. In addition, Warsaw is an active member of CEMS (M.Sc. in International Management), a strategic alliance of leading business schools and multinational companies, as well as LLP Erasmus, an European community program for higher education.