Talk:SGH Warsaw School of Economics

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International Programmes

The essential feature of the Warsaw School of Economics is that it is ' very open to the co-operation with international institutions' [1] and encourages its students to take part in various international programmes. Moreover, there are many foreign exchange students learning at the school as well. Economic university is a member of such programmes as: Erasmus, 'CEMBA, CEMS, CEMS MIM, PIM, WEMBA, MIME' etc.[1] The aim of the Warsaw School of Economics is to 'take part in the creation of the European Higher Education Area'.[2]

In addition it is regarded as the best economic university in Poland and listed in Top 40 European Masters in Management by Financial Times (31st in the 2007 Financial Times Ranking of European Masters in Management published on September 17th, 2007, http://rankings.ft.com/masters-in-management ).

[1] The Warsaw School of Economics, 'International Programmes', May 2008, http://www.sgh.waw.pl/en/wspolpraca-en/programmes-en/

[2] The Warsaw School of Economics, 'Erasmus Policy Statement', May 2008, http://www.sgh.waw.pl/en/wspolpraca-en/eps/

SGPiS

SGPiS (Szkola Glowna Planowania i Statystki = Central School of Planning and Statistics) was the former name of SGH. However, there is no reference to this on in this article. Also, the former title and abbreviation thereof should link to this page. Can someone pls fix? ;-) 66.155.23.67 (talk) 12:37, 29 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]