Registration

Please choose an MBA program below the recruitment information ↓

Registration manual (download)

Contact us

MBA Office KSB KUE 

• EXECUTIVE MBA - Martyna Frydrychowska-Bogacka, MA, tel. +48 12 293 75 51, emba@uek.krakow.pl
• MBA KSB + Clark Master - Łukasz Czyż, BSc., tel. +48 12 293 75 53, cmba@uek.krakow.pl

General acceptance criteria

• MBA programs are a type of post-graduate studies. To apply you must have a higher education degree (Bachelor, Engineer, Master) issued by an institution of higher education,
• MBA programs are conducted fully in English. English language competency on at least B2+ on the CEFR scale is required,
• a non-refundable payment of the recruitment fee is required to be admitted (the recruitment fee is different among 3 programs),
• personal interview with KSB KUE Admissions Committee,
• admission test.

Documents and templates

All documents are submitted in the IRK recruitment system during your registration.

• a cover letter is required to be submitted (template),
• recommendation letters from business partners,
• in the case of financing or co-financing the studies by the employer or in the case of self-employment you have to submit the application form for the MBA studies,
• current CV,
• higher education diploma,
• additional documents and certificates of completed trainings.

Days and times of classes

The classes are conducted on-site, on Krakow University of Economics campus, in Kraków School of Business - Rakowicka 27, building G, Krakow, Poland.

Classes in MBA programs take place once or twice a month. Depending on the chosen program and the course being taught the specific times might be different to accomodate for the needs of a certain course. Each meeting consists of 3 days:

1. Friday - classes begin afternoon (3PM-4PM) and end late evening (8.30PM-9PM),
2. Saturday - classes begin in the morning (8.30AM-9AM) and end in the afternoon (3PM-4.30PM),
3. Sunday - classes begin in the morning (8.30AM-9AM) and end in the afternoon (3PM-4.30PM).

In justified cases, such as force majeure, state of epidemic threat, or changes in the current legislature or University Regulations, the Director of the School may decide on changing the rules concerning the organization of classes during the programs' cycle. This includes changes in the programs' curriculum, changes in the schedule, extending the durations of the programs or deciding on conducting the program online. The changes may be consulted with the programs' participants, but the Director makes the final decision.

More information regarding the tuition fees and payment schedule is available on the relevant program's recruitment page.