• Warsaw universities that offer business and humanities degrees often provide a diverse choice of undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate programmes. These could include business administration, economics, finance, management, marketing, law, linguistics, literature, history, philosophy, and cultural studies.

• The faculty at these colleges is often made up of accomplished professionals and scholars in their respective professions. They frequently have both academic credentials and practical experience, which enhances the learning experience for pupils.

• These universities frequently prioritise research in both business and humanities fields. They may have research centres, institutions, and laboratories dedicated to performing research and advancing academic knowledge.

• Many Warsaw institutions, especially those with business and humanities programmes, aggressively promote internationalisation. This can involve delivering English-taught programmes, fostering student and teacher exchanges, and collaborating on international research.

• Universities often offer a variety of support services to assist students achieve both academically and personally. These may include academic advice, career services, counselling, and language assistance for international students.

• Universities frequently provide a variety of extracurricular activities, such as student clubs, sports teams, cultural events, and volunteer opportunities. These events enhance the overall student experience and provide a sense of community on campus.

• Given the emphasis on business education, many institutions form relationships with local and international corporations and organisations. These collaborations can take the shape of internships, guest lectures, collaborative research initiatives, or career placement options for graduates.

The scholarship of the Rector

It pays off to be an A student. The recipient of the Rector's Scholarship for the best students will be a student who has earned a high grade point average during their academic year, has excelled in science, art, or athletics in national or international competitions, and has also shown leadership in organising conferences, participating actively in cultural events hosted by the WWSB or the university's partners, and providing care and support to international students beginning their first year of study with us.

The Ministry of Science and Higher Education (MNiSW-DNS-WUN-6014-23361-1/12) awarded it a permit to operate indefinitely on March 30, 2012.