About this programme
The ideal candidate is interested in international business and motivated to pursue a career in global management, multinational corporations, consulting, or financial institutions. They are an analytical thinker, open to working in a multicultural environment, with a good command of English and a willingness to engage critically with complex business challenges.…
What the whole degree costs
Not just tuition. Everything, for the full 2 years. Living in Warsaw · EU vs non-EU, select your country of origin.
- Tuition, 2 yearsEU: €4,800/yr statutory · non-EU: €4,800/yr€9,600–9,600
- Student room, 24 monthsrooms from €317/mo · typically €453/mo, Warsaw€10,872
- Living, 24 months€800/mo: food, transport, phone, books€19,200
- Visa & insurancenon-EU students only: +€15/mo insurance + €85 permit+€445
- Total, all-inliving in Warsaw, EU vs non-EU. Choose above.€39,672–40,117
Rent source: numbeo.com
Can I get in?
The published requirements, checked against the official programme page. Open the section that applies to you.
Academic requirements2 on record
- Previous studies or experience in economics, management, law, engineering
- related fields are an advantage.
Local variants + foreign-degree pathway1 on record
You'll need a diploma equivalence check — case-by-case review against the Dutch bachelor's standard, typically via Nuffic. Grades convert with the equivalence table above; the university makes the final call.
Where you'd live
Median room rents by student area in Warsaw. Sources: CBS / local city statistics.
rooms from €317/mo · typically €453/mo · Warsaw
Everyday living around €800/mo (food, transport, phone, books).
Housing is scarce; start looking the day you're admitted, not the day you land.
The university
SGH Warsaw School of Economics at a glance · Warsaw, PL