International Business - Bachelor

the environment of an internationalized organization:
international economics;
international business law;
international business environment analysis;
functioning of European Union institutions;
world economic history;
the organization itself:
management of companies and non-profit organizations;
organizational behavior;
accounting and finance;
international business strategies;
international marketing and quality management;
international trade, transport and logistics;
business ethics and company social responsibility;
the people:
consumer behavior and consumer rights protection;
human resources management;
international business negotiations;
sociology;
supporting areas:
languages and business communication;
mathematics and statistics in business;
information technology;
sports.

After graduation, it is possible to work as:
entrepreneur - owner of a company operating on foreign markets;
self-employed specialist in foreign trade;
self-employed consultant of international management;
marketing / finance / accounting / human resources or PR specialist in an internationalized company;
foreign trade / export-import department specialist in a company;
strategy consultant in international business consulting company;
specialist in a non-profit organization operating in international environment;
international management issues specialist in public administration offices.
Examples of companies and institutions in which students can work after graduation:
small and medium enterprises of different industries operating on international markets;
export / import companies;
multinational companies’ marketing and sales subsidiaries;
multinational companies’ production and logistics subsidiaries;
domestic companies co-producing for foreign partners;
domestic companies subcontracting professional services for foreign partners – call centres, IT services centres, accounting and HR services centres;
professional intermediaries in international trade – foreign trade agents, brokers, distributors;
international trade services companies – logistic, warehousing and shipping companies, customs warehouses, tax and customs advisors;
international trade finance and risk management companies;
foreign trade consulting companies;
international management and strategy consulting companies;
foreign trade facilitating institutions, e.g. regional, national, international chambers of commerce;
non-profit organizations of international scope of activities;
international affairs public institutions;
European Union administration offices.