Full-time - Classes in full-time studies are held on weekdays, usually 3–4 days per week, so weekends are free from university meetings. The schedule is arranged to minimize gaps between classes.
Part-time - Classes in part-time studies are mainly held on weekends, on average every two weeks. In some fields, classes may start on Friday afternoon if required by the curriculum.
Traditional (on-site) - In traditional studies, classes are conducted by meeting with lecturers and other group members in lecture halls, with occasional online sessions
What will you learn?
Work opportunities
Study program
Practical studies
We teach in a way that best prepares you for the real challenges you will face in your professional career.
- Group projects – real business problems.
- Simulations – decision-making in market conditions.
- Internships and placements – experience in companies.
- Lectures with practitioners – experts from the industry.
- Modern tools – up-to-date technologies.
- Case studies – analysis of real-life examples.
Selected major-specific courses
- Economics
- Fundamentals of Management
- Basics of Law
- Fundamentals of Psychology
- Marketing
- Methods of Effective Learning and Writing Project Papers
- Business Management
- Fundamentals of Quantitative Methods
- Sales Techniques
- Social Communication
- Corporate Finance
- Human Resource Management
Selected specialization courses
- International Business
- International Business – BA Business and Management Top-Up with University of Northampton
- Tourism and Hotel Management
Foreign language study
For full-time studies:
- 240 hours of learning one foreign language (60 hours per semester, from the 2nd to the 5th semester).
For part-time studies:
- 64 hours of learning one foreign language during the 2nd and 3rd semesters.
You can choose: English, German, Spanish, or Russian.
Internships and practical training
Student internships are an important part of the study program. Students of bachelor's and long-cycle master's studies complete 960 hours of internships (24 weeks), gaining professional experience. If you work in a profession related to your field of study, you can have your internship credited based on your employment. During your studies, you also have the opportunity to take a paid internship. Internship programs are designed by cooperating employers, tailoring requirements to specific positions, which helps you take your first professional steps.
Study completion requirements
You create a major project that addresses a practical or theoretical problem related to your field of study. By studying literature and conducting your own analyses, you work on an original problem-solving proposal. Everything you learn during your studies enables you to create a professional project based on real data and actions. To earn your bachelor’s degree, you must defend this project before a committee. You set the direction of your own project!
How to become a WSB Merito University student
You can enroll in a first degree (e.g. Bachelor’s or Engineer’s) program if you have successfully completed your secondary education and have a secondary school-leaving certificate.
Take the first step – register now!
Applicants are admitted on a first-come first-served basis. If you are to complete your secondary education this year, or you are studying for your first degree but have not yet earned it, you can secure a place with us by signing up online. Your educational service contract can be drawn up later as you have collected all of the required documents.
Admissions for studies: online, fast and convenient
- You will complete the admissions process online.
- You will upload your documents and sign the contract from anywhere via the Internet.
- At any time, you can check the status of your application and your registration history.
- You can complete a paused application form at any moment.
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