Engineering Management (WZiE)

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Learning profile:

Number of semesters:

7

Number of ECTS credits:

• 187 - Field of study: Engineering Management
• 210 - Specialization: Business Process Management
• 210 - Specialization: Management Informatics

Work placement:

Work experience of 160 hours in compliance with the Work Experience Rules and Regulations.

Graduation requirements:

Obtaining first-level qualifications requires the achievement of the learning outcomes set out in the program and 210 ECTS points, work experience and admission to the defence of a diploma thesis after being checked in the anti-plagiarism system, obtaining a positive grade for the diploma thesis and passing the diploma exam.

Graduate profile and further learning opportunities:

Graduates of first-degree studies obtain theoretical and practical knowledge in the following fields: management studies, economics, law and social studies related to the core of the modern organizations functioning, its principles and issues, which is broadened by knowledge in the field of engineering related to the functioning of the production systems and application of information technology.

Engineering skills acquired by the graduates include applying design methods to solving problems using modern information technology. Thanks to the knowledge and skills acquired during the course, the graduates can operate their own businesses and seek employment as analysts and management systems developers. They may also find employment in positions of various ranks related to organization, analysis and management in enterprises, consulting companies and non-commercial organizations.

The graduates speak a foreign language (English) on the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and have vocabulary in the field of economics and management studies.

The graduates are prepared for the second-degree studies and have the skills necessary to continue their self-education and to update their knowledge.

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