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MBA “Banking and financial system”
Candidate profile
The MBA program at SGMK is designed for executives, company directors and managers who want to expand their knowledge of economics and banking. Graduates will gain prestigious qualifications during classes conducted by expert practitioners. The curriculum will explore topics of financial systems, the role of banks, financial instruments and monetary policy.
Graduate profile
Graduates of MBA “Banking and Financial System” program will gain upper management skills in the area of economics, banking and financial systems. They will be ready for the roles of members of statutory bodies, directors of companies or managers in financial institutions. During lectures delivered by recognized market practitioners, they will acquire the skills necessary to function effectively in a business environment. Equipped in theoretical and practical knowledge, they will be able to skillfully analyze financial systems, apply financial instruments and manage financial resources.
Cost: 10 000 PLN*
- Annual payment: 9 000 PLN (discount: 10% (1000 PLN): for one-off payment of tuition fees before the beginning of classes [year in advance])
- Semester payment: 2 instalments of 5 000 PLN each
- Payment in instalments: 8 instalments of 1250 PLN each
Admission:
registration fee: 85 PLN
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Duration of studies:
2 semesters
Main thematic blocks:
FINANCIAL SYSTEM, BANKS AND FINANCIAL MARKETS
Financial system
Commercial bank activities
Financial markets and financial instruments
CENTRAL BANK AND MONETARY POLICY
Circulation of money in the economy
Aspects of artificial intelligence in banking
Central banking and international financial institutions
MBA “Banking and financial system” program implements basic principles of SGMK: quality, interdisciplinarity and internationality.
Quality means providing the highest standard of education in management, finance and banking. The program is carefully designed by experienced industry professionals and academic experts to provide an up-to-date, practical and balanced approach to these fields.
Students gain comprehensive knowledge and skills that enable them to understand the complex challenges and opportunities of the banking and finance sectors. Through an interdisciplinary approach, students are encouraged to think creatively, analyze problems from different perspectives and seek innovative solutions.
Underlining the international aspect of our educational offer, we have established international collaborations and ongoing cooperation with our guest lecturers – prominent experts and scientists from world leading research centers. During the previous edition of our MBA postgraduate program, we have invited almost half of our lecturers from international universities:
- Prof. Harold James, Princeton University
- Prof. Fabio Ghironi, University of Washington
- Prof. Barry Eichengreen, University of California, Berkeley
Among the lecturers who recently started collaboration with SGMK are many of the speakers from the Futurist of The Year 2024 congress. The list of congress speakers included:
- PROF. DIDIER QUELOZ – University of Cambridge | Nobel Laureate in Physics
- DR. MICHAEL L. BRODIE – Harvard University and M.I.T.
- PROF. NICK BOSTROM – University of Oxford
- PROF. MARIAROSARIA TADDEO – University of Oxford
- PROF. JOHN TASIOULAS – University of Oxford
- GERD LEONHARD – Futurologist
- JONATHAN BRILL – Futurologist
- THOMAS FREY – Futurologist
- PROF. PETER C. BISHOP – Futurologist University of Houston
- PROF. MARK COECKELBERGH – University of Vienna
- GARY A. BOLLES – Singularity University
- PROF. WESLEY ROSSLYN-SMITH – University of Pretoria
Find out more at: https://www.sgmk.edu.pl/mba-eng/
SGMK is also supported in its educational provision by the Copernican Academy, whose members include Nobel laureates, scientists and lecturers from renowned research centers and universities.
NOTES:
The Nicolaus Copernicus Superior School reserves the right to postpone the start date of the course to the new academic year or the following semester in case the minimum group of candidates required to start the course is not admitted.
- Regulations of Postgraduate Studies >> download file
- MBA Program ‘Banking and Financial System’ >> download file
