Type: 
University
Region: 
Łódzkie
Programme: 
International relations
Area: 
Social sciences
Level: 
Non-degree programme
Mode of studies: 
part-time programme
Duration: 
2 semesters
Tuition fee: 
The payment for students from Poland and UE countries: 6500 PLN per academic year; for students from non-UE countries: 3000 EUR plus 200 EUR application fee.
Degree awarded: 
Postgraduate Diploma
Application deadline: 
Thursday, 15 October, 2015
Language: 
EN
Start date: 
Monday, 2 November, 2015
Credits (ECTS): 
78
Admission requirements: 
Bachelor's Degree or Master’s Degree Diploma, English language 
certificate (unless first level studies were taught in English). Candidates 
are accepted on the basis of an interview. Documents to be submitted: 
an application form, a CV, a cover letter, a copy of a diploma (master’s or 
bachelor's), two photographs in the passport format, in case of non-EU 
students: a visa, a residence card and a copy of legalized diploma, 
bank payment confirmation. 
 
Description: 
International Marketing Management is a unique postgraduate scholarly 
programme dedicated to individuals who wish to strengthen their 
management skills and bring their knowledge and market experience to 
up-to-date levels. Its objective is to familiarize the participants with the 
most recent knowledge in the area of marketing management in the 
international environment. It was designed to cover the major issues and 
challenges related to building a company’s international marketing 
strategy, corporate communications with international stakeholders, 
corporate finance, project management and other relevant corporate 
functions (retailing, logistics, media management). All the courses offered 
are lectured in English which allows the participants to get a firm grip of 
specialized vocabulary and acquire communication skills necessary to 
perform successfully within international organizations. The teaching 
programme consists of 232 hours, which accounts for 26, 8-hour sessions 
within a year (13 sessions per semester). The programme is divided into 
four themes/ blocks, all of which are obligatory to all participants. 
Additional 24 hours are dedicated to individual tutoring during which the 
participants have the opportunity to ask further questions and discuss the 
issues related to particular managerial problems. Tutoring blocks are 
planned after the completion of each individual subject.