On 24 May 2023, the College of Economic and Management Sciences of the Nicolaus Copernicus University (SGMK) will hold its official opening ceremony at the premises of the Nicolaus Copernicus University at 47a Nowogrodzka Street in Warsaw. The event will be attended by representatives of the highest authorities of the Ministry of Education and Science, the Copernicus Academy and the Nicolaus Copernicus University Main School, members of the Chambers of the Copernicus Academy, prominent representatives of the world of science from Poland and abroad. We invite you to follow the broadcast of the event on our website www.akademiakopernikanska.gov.pl.

The Nicolaus Copernicus University of Science and Technology (Nicolaus Copernicus University) has commenced operations in the capital. Its main aim is to educate researchers and conduct scientific research and development work.

School and Academy

Formally being a separate entity, the institution is integrated into the Copernicus Academy through the AK General Assembly’s statutory function as the University Council. In addition, the Copernicus Academy influences the staffing of the School’s bodies, including the rectors.
There will be five colleges within the structure of the SGMK: The College of Astronomy and Natural Sciences in Toruń, the College of Medical Sciences in Olsztyn, the College of Economic Sciences and Management in Warsaw, the College of Philosophy and Theology in Kraków and the College of Legal Sciences in Lublin.

College

The College of Economics and Management, which is starting its activities in Warsaw, will offer training within the PhD School of Nicolaus Copernicus University in two disciplines: economics and finance, and management and quality sciences.
The Education Programme of the Doctoral School of the Nicolaus Copernicus University Main School implemented at the College will be based on the principles of content diversity, methodological diversity, interdisciplinarity, individualised model of scientific care.
In connection with the foundations of the system of Christian values represented by the institution’s patron, Nicolaus Copernicus, the task of the Doctoral School is to form doctoral students to serve mankind in the spirit of social and economic solidarity, as well as to serve their homeland and, further, to build a community between nations, which was also the concern of Copernicus, and the contemporary model for action in such a field is the Venerable Servant of God Robert Schuman.
The training programmes offered at the Doctoral School at Nicolaus Copernicus University in the indicated disciplines are aimed at the development of research competences and skills supporting conscious activity in communication processes supporting the doctoral student’s ability to act in research teams.