The AGH Faculty of Management offers the following part-time courses:

Management:

• 3-year first-cycle programmes (leading to a Bachelor's degree (licencjat))
• 2-year second-cycle programmes (specialisations are selected after the first semester)

specialisations:

• Financial Management
• Human Resources Management
• Marketing
• International Management
• Information Technology in Management
• Management Engineering
• Production Systems Management

Specialisation description

Financial Management
Graduates are prepared for the career of an accountant, tax adviser or controlling and finance specialist. The specialisation covers fields such as financial and management accounting, finances of both economic entities and insurance companies, management of enterprise finances, tax system, advanced financial analysis and enterprise economics. During the classes students are acquainted with recent developments in those fields based on practical applications. The material scope of the subjects mentioned is a guarantee of students' competence in the above-mentioned roles.

The specialisations are launched for groups of no less than 20 students.

Human Resources Management
This specialisation aims at preparing students for professional decision making in such fields as self-management (emotion management), team and group work, application of negotiation skills in managerial practice and use of training knowledge in making active HR policy. Students are familiarised with modern concepts in human resource management. The stress is put upon the following topics: newest methods and techniques of human resource acquisition, motivation systems, employee evaluation system, staff remuneration, development, career path planning as well as creation and organisation of human resource departments.
Marketing
Graduates gain practical knowledge of handling marketing activities both in domestic and international markets. Students learn to dynamically approach basic marketing elements such as a product, price, promotion, distribution and employee qualifications, and to use their skills in enterprise marketing management conditions. At the same time, the graduates are prepared to implement professional public relations in the process of creating a positive image of an enterprise in different markets.
International Management
Graduates acquire broad knowledge of international management with a special emphasis put on the rules of the European single market. They are prepared to pursue a career in marketing as well as economic and financial divisions, and to supervise the production of both domestic enterprises and divisions of foreign companies operating in Poland.
Information Technology in Management
Graduates are ready to fulfil tasks related to the analysis and design of IT management systems, to manage IT projects and solve analytical problems based on advanced data processing technologies. The students have appropriate competences to effectively use modern information technologies (programming languages, Internet tools, computer graphic design etc.).
Management Engineering
The objective of the specialisation is to prepare graduates for the design, management and use of broadly defined manufacturing and service systems. The students gain a twofold advantage - they combine technical education with knowledge of modern management techniques where advanced mathematical methods and computer aids are used to an ever increasing extent.

Production Systems Management
Students are educated for the role of production organisers. As such they are prepared to fulfil tasks as wide-ranging as the analysis and design of workplace arrangement, production process, enterprise logistics as well as product design and project management. The students are taught how to make basic decisions concerning production organisation and management, and become familiar with methods and tools supporting decision-making processes in rapidly changing conditions. The graduates gain a twofold advantage - they combine technical education with knowledge of modern management techniques where advanced mathematical methods and computer aids are used to an ever increasing extent.

Management and Production Engineering:

• 3.5-year first-cycle programmes (leading to a Bachelor's degree (inżynier))
• 1.5-year second-cycle programmes (specialisations are selected after the first semester)

specialisations:

• Production Management
• Logistics Management
• Quality Management
• Information Technology in Production Management 
• Management Engineering
• Innovation Management

Specialisation description

Production Management
Students acquire knowledge of basic aspects of company operations. They also develop skills in areas such as the analysis and assessment of production systems, design of new production management solutions and process coordination of production systems. Graduates from the specialisation are prepared to make basic decisions about the production organisation and management. They get familiar with methods and tools supporting decision-making processes in rapidly changing conditions.
Logistics Management
Its aim is to educate modern logistic staff and prepare students to fulfil tasks in the field of management and control of product flows. The curriculum of this specialisation guarantees the students an interesting education whereby they are prepared to manage technical and logistics systems from the point of view of operations and strategy in areas such as supply, production, distribution and recycling of physical goods in the economy.
Quality Management
In EU member states it is a priority to provide clients with quality goods, i.e. satisfying their needs, with a particular stress upon the usage and environmental safety. Manufacturing of quality products is a condition of the continuance and growth of any organisation. Such goods may be produced by organisations which have in place quality management systems ensuring their products will be designed, manufactured, prepared for use and delivered to a client in an appropriate way. Manufacturing specialisation and goods exchange require the proof that an organisation is capable of producing goods that satisfy customer requirements. A certified quality management system, compliant with international standards, may serve as a proof of this kind. An ever growing need of various organisations for specialists well acquainted with the quality management requires their education at a MSc degree level.
The curriculum of the Quality Management specialisation meets such needs by providing the graduates with an attractive education that prepares them for work in quality management units of any organisation. The education process is based upon the teaching staff's own experience in the design of goods and processes, implementation of new technologies and project management. The curriculum corresponds to the quality management curricula used at other technical universities both in Poland and EU.
Information Technology in Production Management
The graduates become specialists in broadly defined applied information technology, pursuing careers as analysts, project managers or information system designers. Modern IT systems, particularly systems supporting decision-making processes, are developed by specialists who - beside the knowledge of IT and management aspects - are capable of modelling decision processes and selecting methods of solving optimisation and forecast issues.
Management Engineering
The objective of the specialisation is to prepare graduates for management design and use of modern manufacturing systems, including supply chains of goods and services, from material supply to production and distribution, to the after-sale and recycling of used goods. The graduates will have the advantage of combined general engineering education and knowledge in the field of management, which at present use advanced mathematical methods and information technologies.
Innovation Management
The purpose of the specialisation is to prepare students for careers in production and R&D units, supply and distribution services which are set on implementing innovative ventures of technical, technological and organisational nature. The graduate acquires skills and knowledge of recent developments in technologies, capabilities of control and management computer systems, modern automatic data recording and process monitoring technologies, acquisition of economic information, as well as issues related to the reliability and safety of production systems.

The specialisations are launched for groups of no less than 20 students.

Information Technology and Econometrics:

• 3-year first-cycle programmes (leading to a Bachelor's degree (licencjat))

A graduate of first-cycle programme in Information Technology and Econometrics will have basic knowledge of broadly defined economics, management and finance, will be familiar with mathematical, statistical and econometric methods and tools for the analysis of micro- and macroeconomic events. He/she will be able to make rational decisions during day-to-day operations of any type of economic entity or organisation, will be well acquainted with economic information technology, especially with respect to designing, programming and deployment of IT systems and computer network administration.Graduates will be ready to pursue a career of economist in public or local government institutions or to take a position in research institutes which require the use of mathematical, statistical, econometric and IT tools. They will be capable of setting up and running their own business and to fulfil tasks assigned by the management board of an enterprise or institution of their employment. Due to the special character of the University, a graduate from the Faculty of Management should be equipped with knowledge and skills necessary for solving organisation and management issues related to production and logistics management, financial management, marketing as well as organisation of human resources in production facilities.
A graduate from the studies should have a knowledge of English at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference. He/she should also be able to use English in occupational contexts, e.g. in fields such as economics, management, finance, applied mathematics and information technology. The graduate should be aware of the ethical and social responsibility pertaining to the role of economist.
The graduate should be prepared to proceed to the second-cycle programme.