UNIVERSITY OF SZCZECIN FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS OF SERVICES

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1 UNIVERSITY OF SZCZECIN FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICS OF SERVICES GUIDE FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS DIRECTION OF STUDIES: ECONOMICS ACADEMICAL YEAR 2002/2003

2 2 REGISTER OF CONTENT INTRODUCTION TO ECTS...3 THE POLISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE SCHOOL...5 PERSONAL COMPOSITION OF FACULTY...9 ECONOMICSES OF SERVICES...9 DIRECTION OF STUDIES...15 ARRANGEMENT OF SUBJECTS ACCORDING TO NETS OF STUDIES...18 LIST OF FACULTATIVE SUBJECTS...38

3 INTRODUCTION TO ECTS 3 A. What is ECTS system? Trips of Polish students to foreign research centres have become a fact, and building of "Europe without borders" will also allow foreign students to study in Polish universities. An essential condition for full development of this form of education is full recognition of period of studies taken abroad and of awarded qualifications. The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS), designed as a pilot project within the framework of ERASMUS Programme, is the way to achieving this goal. This system is intended to contribute to improving the procedures and full recognition of period of studies taken abroad. The project designed is also supposed to make studying at Polish universities, who are implementing the ECTS system, easier for Polish students. "Full recognition" means that the period of studies taken abroad or in other Polish university is assumed as equal to relevant period of studies taken at the home university, independent of differences in the curricula. The implementation of ECTS is based on mutual trust between co operating universities, and each university selects its own partners for co operation. B. How does ECTS works? The implementation of ECTS is based on the following documents: Information Package containing information concerning courses of studies, curricula, studying regulations, conditions of enrolment, and administrative regulations of the university. The Package, being a sort of guide, is addressed to students and academic teachers from partner universities. It is intended to help them in selecting the appropriate curriculum and planning the studies, and in obtaining useful information. The package is updated annually, and it is issued in printed or electronic form. Learning Agreement binds home university, foreign university and the student. The student after choosing the university, where he wants to study for some period of time, fills the application form. In arrangement with the ECTS co ordinator of the home faculty, and basing on the information package of receiving university, he selects the course in that university. After the acceptance of application by the receiving university, all three parties (the student and both universities) sign an agreement concerning the programme of classes the student has to take and the number of ECTS points awarded for their passing. Transcript of records) is the basic document entitling the student to apply for full recognition of period of studies taken abroad. It is also the confirmation of the fact of studying abroad for future employers. This record contains a list of all the subjects and classes the student has attended, along with the number of points and marks awarded according to the marking system used in the given university. The combination of points and marks gives the "quality" and "quantity" description of student's achievements during the period of studies abroad. Student's records of passes from the home university, enclosed with the application form, are especially useful for making the decision by the receiving university. C. ECTS points and rules of their awarding The ECTS points are numerical values (from 1 to 60) associated with particular subjects based on the amount of work the student has to perform in order to pass. These points reflect the work each of the subject requires with respect to the total amount of work that the student has to perform in order to pass the whole academic year at the given university. Therefore points are associated with lectures, practical classes, seminars, consultations, group and individual classes, field work, individual home or library work, and examinations. ECTS points are a relative (not absolute) measurement of work required from a student, because they describe, how large the part of work required in the whole academic year falls on the subjects in the curriculum. The work required in the whole year is equal to 60 points, which usually gives 30 points per semester. Points are given to all the taught subjects, if they are an integral part of the curriculum, under the condition that they are marked. ECTS points are associated with subjects, and they are given to the students after passing these subjects according to the rules of the receiving university. Points are not awarded for good marks the

4 4 number of points for each subject is fixed and equal for all the students who pass this subject. The quality of work on passing this subject is expressed by marks. For every student participating in ECTS, both universities (home and receiving) provide the record of passes before the beginning of his studies at the receiving university and after his return. The home university recognises the number of points awarded for particular subjects at the partner universities, and in this way the points achieved at the receiving university are treated as equal to points, that students would have received at the home university. In such a way the home university recognises the period of studies taken by the student at the receiving university. Entry and Residence Regulations In general, students must hold a valid passport and visa entitling them to entry into the Republic of Poland and residence for the duration of their studies. However, the citizens of most European Union countries do not require visas. When student register at their higher education institution, they receive a certificate from the faculty and submit this to the passport office in the relevant city. More information concerning entry and immigration regulations is available from the relevant Polish embassy or consulate. Getting there On your arrival you should report to the Dean s Office of the relevant faculty. You can also seek assistance and advice from the Office for International Relations (al. Jedności Narodowej 22 a, Szczecin; tel. (+48 91) ; fax: (+48 91) ). Socrates /Erasmus Co ordinator : Swietłana Wojtczak Office for International Relations, al. Jedności Narodowej 22 a, Szczecin, tel. (+4891) , fax : (+4891 ) , e mail: Swietlana_Wojtczak@univ.szczecin.pl Student s documents On matriculation each student will be given the following documents: student identity card.the card is a document confirming that its holder is a student; it also entitles the holder to reduced price bus/tram/train tickets and other discounts student logbook continuous assessment record.

5 5 THE POLISH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE SCHOOL FOR FOREIGNERS In the academic year 2002/2003 The Polish language and Culture School for Foreigners was established by the Institute of Polish Philology. The main purpose of the School is teaching Polish as a foreign language. Our programme is designed for foreigners who are going to study at Polish universities and for all who are interested in Polish language and culture. The programme has been worked out on the ground of guidelines of Experts of the Department of National Education. Activities is continued by academic teacher of the Polish Philology Institute of Szczecin University. Depending on results of the qualifying test students are placed in various groups: for beginners, intermediate or advanced. We propose the following type of course, completion of which ensure obtaining of credit points: Type of course Credit points Approx. Fee * 20 hours of classes a week for 4 weeks USD 4 hours of classes a week for 15 weeks USD 4 hours of classes a week for 30 weeks USD 570 hours of classes and 30 hours of lectures (one year); course designed for foreigners who will study at Polish universities USD *Tuition is to be paid in Polish Zloty Candidates are asked to submit: application for the course information about one s won background in learning Polish language reasons for selecting a given course Courses can be entered at the beginning of each semester. Deadline for submitting applications for the first semester is August 15, and December 15 for the second one. For more details please contact with the Secretary, Institute of Polish Philology, al. Piastów 40 b, Szczecin, tel. (+4891)

6 GLOSSARY 6 Bachelor s degree equivalent licencjat Bursar s office kwestura Dean dziekan Dean s office dziekanat PhD student doktorant Doctorate (PhD) doktor Faculty wydział Faculty board rada wydziału Health record book książeczka zdrowia Highest academic degree doktor habilitowany Lecture wykład Master s degree equivalent magister Rector s office rektorat Scholarship (grant) stypendium School leaver absolwent Seminar seminarium Student hall of residence dom studencki Student identity card legitymacja studencka Student logbook indeks Student refectory stołówka Student representation samorząd studencki Tuition fee czesne Upper secondary school leaving certificate qualifying for admission to the higher education entrance examination matura

7 7 ADDRESS : WYDZIAŁ ZARZĄDZANIA I EKONOMIKI USŁUG Ul. Cukrowa 8, Szczecin POLAND

8 8 DEAN'S AUTHORITIES MAIN DEAN prof. dr hab. Józef PERENC VICE -DEAN FOR SCIENCE dr hab. prof. US Stanisław FLEJTERSKI VICE - DEAN FOR FULL TIME STUDIES dr hab. prof. US Aleksander PANASIUK VICE - DEAN FOR EXTRA - MURAL STUDIES dr Grażyna ROSA

9 9 PERSONAL COMPOSITION OF ORGANIZATIONAL INDIVIDUALS OF FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMICSES OF SERVICES I. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC POLICIES prof. zw. dr hab.waldemar GRZYWACZ HEAD OF DEPARTMENT mgr Wioletta Bekisz asystent mgr Magdalena Kępka mgr Agnieszka Kwarcińska 1. asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) Team of Economy dr Anna GRZELAK HEAD OF TEAM dr Przemysław Pluskota asystent mgr Anna Leźnicka st. wykładowca mgr Anna Grabowska-Pieśla asystent mgr Karolina Drela asystent mgr Małgorzata Gałązka-Sobotka asystent mgr Ireneusz Jaźwiński II. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS OF ENTERPRISE prof. dr hab. Juliusz ENGELHARDT dr Mariusz Szczepankowski mgr Małgorzata Brojak-Trzaskowska mgr Anna Surmacz mgr Danuta Lubomska - Kalisz mgr Aneta Rzążewska HEAD OF DEPARTMENT st. wykładowca asystent asystent asystent asystent - (st.dzienne doktoranckie) III. DEPARTMENT OF INNOVATION EFFFCTIVITY prof. dr hab. inż. Krzysztof CHWESIUK dr Teresa Bal dr inż. Jerzy Gracz dr Piotr Niedzielski mgr Adam Stecyk mgr Tomasz Norek HEAD OF DEPARTMENT st. wykładowca st. wykładowca adiunkt asystent

10 10 mgr Tomasz Rzewuski asystent IV. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC POL1CY OF COMMl NICAT1ONS asystent prof. dr hab. Roman CZAPLEWSKI dr Jacek Buko dr Grażyna Wolska dr Tomasz Sondej mgr Anna Drab - Kurowska HEAD OF DEPARTMENT adiunkt adiunkt adiunkt V. DEPARTMENT OF ORGANISATION AND MANAGEMENT prof. dr hab. Wojciech BĄKOWSKI dr Wojciech Downar dr Maciej Cieślicki mgr Jerzy Krzywicki mgr Marcin Olkiewicz mgr Rafał Gizdra mgr Adam Kowalczyk HEAD OF DEPARTMENT adiunkt adiunkt asystent asystent asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) asystent VI. DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND ORCAN1SATION OF TELCOMMUN1CATION dr hab. prof. US Henryk BABIS dr Jerzy Markow dr Kazimierz Pogoda (1/2 etatu) dr Wiesław Maziarz mgr Piotr Ładny mgr Iwona Windekilde mgr Joanna Wieczorek mgr Joanna Drobiazgiewicz mgr Agnieszka Budziewicz asystent HEAD OF DEPARTMENT adiunkt st. wykładowca adiunkt asystent asystent asystent VII. DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING OF SERVICES

11 11 prof. dr hab. Józef PERENC HEAD OF DEPARTMENT dr Grażyna Rosa dr Joanna Hołub mgr Agnieszka Smalec mgr Dariusz Puchalik mgr Leszek Gracz mgr Anna Szwajlik-Buczyńska asystent adiunkt adiunkt asystent asystent VIII. DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT dr hab. prof. US Adam SZEWCZUK HEAD OF DEPARTMENT dr Beata Filipiak-Dylewska adiunkt mgr Małgorzata Gorzałczyńska-Koczkodaj asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) mgr Hanna Janowska mgr Magdalena Kogut asystent - (st. dzienne oktoranckie) UNIT FOR BANKING AND COMPARATIVE FINACE dr hab. prof. US Stanisław FLEJTERSKI dr Beata Świecka mgr Izabela Wieczorkiewicz-Kidacka mgr Robert Rumiński asystent HEAD OF UNIT adiunkt asystent UNIT FOR ACCOUNTANCY dr Ewa Rogowska dr Piotr Szczypa mgr Agnieszka Kubiak mgr Magdalena Ossowska mgr Renata Klepacka mgr Elżbieta Twardowska adiunkt asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) asystent asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) IX. DEPARTMENT OF ENTERPRISE FINANCE prof. dr hab. Aurelia BIELAWSKA HEAD OF DEPARTMENT dr hab. prof. US Bogusław Walczak (II etat) profesor

12 dr Marek Dylewski dr Ilona Grabań dr Krzysztof Michaluk mgr Anna Olkiewicz mgr Anna Hryszko (1/2 etatu) 12 adiunkt asystent adiunkt asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) asystent X. DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT IN TOURISM dr hab. prof. US Aleksander PANASIUK dr Beata Meyer dr Dawid Milewski dr Anna Tokarz dr Daniel Szostak HEAD OF DEPARTMENT adiunkt asystent asystent asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) X. DEPARTMENT OF QUANTITATIVE METHODS prof. dr hab. Jan ZAWADZKI dr Olgierd Rakowski mgr Maria Dobek mgr Beata Muszyńska-Siwiec mgr Robert Kubicki mgr Marcin Hundert mgr Rafał Czyżycki mgr Rafał Klóska HEAD OF DEPARTMENT st. wykładowca st. wykładowca asystent asystent asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie) asystent - (st. dzienne doktoranckie)

13 INSTITUTE OF TRANSPORTATION 13 AND LOGISTICS MANAGER OF ISTITUTE: prof. zw. dr hab. inż. Hubert Bronk VICE MANAGER OF ISTITUTE: dr hab. prof. US Elżbieta Załoga I. DEPARTMENT OF SYSTEMS AND FORWARDING POLICIES dr hab. prof. US Elżbieta ZAŁOGA dr Stanisław Kobusiak dr Dariusz Milewski mgr Tomasz Kwarciński HEAD OF DEPARTMENT starszy wykładowca adiunkt asystent (studia dzienne doktoranckie) II. DEPARTMENT OF ROAD TRANSPORT prof.zw.dr hab.inż. Hubert BRONK dr inż. Józef Gontarz dr Jerzy Rozwadowski HEAD OF DEPARTMENT starszy wykładowca starszy wykładowca III. DEPARTMENT OF RAILWAY TRANSPORT prof. zw. dr hab. Paweł ZALEWSKI dr Teresa Kosacka mgr Piotr Siedlecki mgr Arkadiusz Drewnowski HEAD OF DEPARTMENT asystent starszy wykładowca IV. DEPARTMENT OF LOG1STICS dr hab. prof. US Mariusz JEDLIŃSKI dr Beata Milewska dr Izabela Dembińska-Cyran adiunkt HEAD OF DEPARTMENT adiunkt V. DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF TRANSPORTATION prof. dr hab. Józef STANIELEWICZ HEAD OF DEPARTMENT

14 dr hab. prof. US Eugeniusz Mazur dr Andrzej Mielcarek dr Krzysztof Małachowski adiunkt 14 profesor VI. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND SEA - TRADE dr hab. Henryk SALMONOWICZ HEAD OF DEPARTMENT prof. zw. dr hab. Franciszek Gronowski (3/4 etatu) profesor dr Zenon Sosnowski starszy wykładowca dr Michał Pluciński mgr Wojciech Drożdż asystent VII. UNIT OF LAW FORWARDING AND INSURANCES dr Krzysztof WESOŁOWSKI mgr Dorota Ambrożuk mgr Magdalena Bronk mgr Daniel Dąbrowski HEAD OF TEAM

15 15 DIRECTION OF STUDIES Full-time master degree studies Subject area Economics specialities: Economics of Transportation and Logistic Economics and Organisation of Communications Economics of Tourism Economics and Management of Enterprise Subject area Management and Marketing specialities: Financial Management in Business Management and Marketing in Communications Enterprises Finance and Management of Public Administration Marketing of Services Extra-mural bachelor degree studies Subject area Economics specialities: Economics of Transportation and Logistic Economics and Organisation of Communications Economics of Tourism Economics and Management of Enterprise Subject area - Management and Marketing specialities: Financial Management in Business Management and Marketing in Communications Enterprises Finance and Management of Public Administration Marketing of Services Extra-Mural postgraduate master degree studies Subject area Economics specialities: Economics of Transportation and Logistic Economics and Organisation of Communications Subject area - Management and Marketing specialities: Financial Management in Business

16 16 Management and Marketing in Communications Enterprises Evening studies Subject area Economics specialities: Economics of Transportation and Logistic Economics of Tourism Subject area - Management and Marketing specialities: Financial Management in Business Management and Marketing in Communications Enterprises

17 17 The position of the Faculty within the University and in the academic society is determined by its staff and their scientific activity. Flourish of scientific life is very important, especially be means of: cultivating current scientific specialities of the Faculty and developing new ones, quality and number of publications, articles and scientific papers (increase in the number of publications in renowned national publishing companies and in Szczecin University Scientific Publishing), level and number of presentations of associate-professorship and doctoral theses, number of KBN (Scientific Research Committee) grants. organisation of scientific seminars within the Faculty, organisation of guest lectures, organisation of several nation-wide scientific conferences every year at the Faculty, with participation of foreign guests and, representatives of business practice (organisation of annual doctoral students' conference is also planned), implementation of the Faculty Point of the Scientific Evaluation System

18 18 ARRANGEMENT OF SUBJECTS ACCORDING TO NETS OF STUDIES

19 No. 19 COMPULSORY SUBJECTS Subject area: ECONOMICS full-time studies (4,5-year) I-rok 2002/2003, II-rok 2003/2004, III-rok 2004/2005 IV rok 2005/2006 V-rok 2006/2007 Teaching hours inlcuding Number of hours NAME OF Year I Year II Year III Year IV Year V SUBJECT Exam. or test after sem. T O T A L L E C T U R E S C L A S S E S L A B O R A T S E M sem. 1 sem. 2 sem. 3 sem. 4 sem. 5 sem. 6 sem. 7 sem 8 sem. 9 I N weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks A R L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C Foreign language (with business language) General social subject I: philosophy, sociology, psychology ST General social subject II: economic history General social subject III: history of modern Poland, ST Physical education ST Economy and environment Civil law Macroeconomics Mathematics Business law Computer science ST Social and economic policy Basics of management Basics of accountancy Microeconomics Statistics ,5 1 1,5 17. Finance and banking Economics of enterprise Basics of marketing Economic analysis Econometrics and operational research /1 1 1/1 22. History of economic doctrines ST Methods of business projects evaluation *&*& ST Enterprise finance Mathematics in economics ST Internat. economic relations and foreign trade Managerial accountancy Prognostics and simulations ST /1 29. Capital market ST European integration ST Facultative lecture (specialised) ST Facultative lecture (general) ST Labor law ST Promoter s lecture ST Master degree seminar ST TOTAL ,5 6 13, ,5 19, Number of examinations in semester

20 20 Specialised subjects for speciality: Economics of Transportation and Logistics Teaching hours inlcuding Number of hours No. NAME T L C L S Year I OF Year II Year III Year IV Year V O E L A E SUBJECT Exam. T C A B M sem. 1 sem. 2 sem. 3 sem. 4 sem. 5 sem. 6 sem. 7 sem 8 sem. 9 or A T S O I test L U S R N weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks after R E A A sem. E S T R S L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C 36. Economics of transport Economics of shipping and harbour enterprises 38. Logistics Technology of transport Transport policy ST Transport law Forwarding Economics of road transport enterprises Economics of railway transport enterprises 45. Applications of information technology in ST transport 46. Marketing of transport services ST Sum of specialised subjects Sum of obligatory subjects ,5 6 13, TOTAL ,5 19, Number of examinations in semester

21 21 Specialised subjects for speciality: Economics and Organisation of Communication No. NAME OF SUBJECT Exam. or test after sem. T O T A L Teaching hours inlcuding L E C T U R E S C L A S S E S L A B O R A T Number of hours S Year I Year II Year III Year IV Year V E M sem. 1 sem. 2 sem. 3 sem. 4 sem. 5 sem. 6 sem. 7 sem 8 sem. 9 I N weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks A R L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C 36. Economics of communication Modern postal and telecommunication ST technologies 38. Economics of postal enterprise Economic policy in communications Transport services for post Communication services market ST Communication law Marketing of communication services Economics of telecommunication company 45. Economic and financial system of communication enterprises 46. Information systems in communications ST Analysis of business activity of ST communication enterprises 48. Market strategies of communication ST enterprise Sum of specialised subjects Sum of obligatory subjects ,5 6 13, TOTAL ,5 19, Number of examinations in semester

22 22 Specialised subjects for speciality: Economics of Tourism Teaching hours inlcuding Number of hours NAME T L C L S Year I OF Year II Year III Year IV Year V O E L A E SUBJECT Exam. T C A B M No. sem. 1 sem. 2 sem. 3 sem. 4 sem. 5 sem. 6 sem. 7 sem 8 sem. 9 or A T S O I test L U S R N weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks weeks after R E A A sem. E S T R L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C S 36. Economics of tourism Tourist transports Geography of tourism Marketing of tourist services Law in tourism ST Knowledge about cultures ST Economics of tourist agencies Economics of hotel enterprises Management of tourism Analysis of tourist market Analysis of business activity of tourism ST enterprises 47. Information systems in tourism ST Market strategies of tourism enterprises ST Sum of specialised subjects Sum of obligatory subjects ,5 6 13, TOTAL ,5 19, Number of examinations in semester

23 23 Specialised subjects for speciality: Organization and Management of Enterprise No. NAME OF SUBJECT Exam. or test after sem. T O T A L Teaching hours inlcuding L E C T U R E S C L A S S E S L A B O R A T S E M I N A R Year I Number of hours Year II Year III Year IV Year V sem. 1 sem. 2 sem. 3 sem. 4 sem. 5 sem. 6 sem. 7 sem 8 sem weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks 15 weeks L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C L C 36. Management of economic subjects Logistics ST Technical progress and innovations ST Analysis of market Law of commercial turn Fianancial accountancy ST Management of production ST Quality management ST Strategic management Financial reporting and bill of costs Tax - systems Budget of firm and controlling Financial policy in firm ST Computer science in firm ST Personnel management ST Sum of specialised subjects Sum of obligatory subjects ,5 6 13, TOTAL ,5 19, Number of examinations in semester

24 24 YEAR I SUBJECT AREA: ALL SUBJECTS No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester. Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester I 1 BUSINESS LANGUAGE ST 0 X 2 GENERAL SOCIAL SUBJECT I ST 3 X 3 GENERAL SOCIAL SUBJECT II E 4 X 4 ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENT E VI28.K CIVIL LAW E VI28K MACROECONOMICS ST VI28K MATHEMATICS ST VI28K1409 TOTAL ST/3 E 30 Semester II No. Name of subject No. Of hours in semester Exam. / ECTS Subject codes Semester credits Σ Lect. Clas. Lab. sem. Test 1 BUSINESS LANGUAGE ST 0 X 2 GENERAL SOCIAL SUBJECT I ST 3 X 3 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ST 0 X 4 MACROECONOMICS E VI28K MATHEMATICS E VI28K ECONOMIC LAW E VI28K COMPUTER SCIENCE ST VI28K0811 TOTAL ST/ 3E 30 ANNUAL TOTAL ST /6E 60

25 25 YEAR II SUBJECT AREA: ALL SUBJECTS No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam. / Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester III 1 BUSINESS LANGUAGE ST 0 X 2 GENERAL SOCIAL SUBJECT III ST 3 X 3 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ST 0 X 4 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC POLICY E VI28K BASICS OF MANAGEMENT E VI28K BASICS OF ACCOUNTANCY E VI28K MICROECONOMICS ST VI28K STATISTICS ST VI28K1416 TOTAL ST / 3 E 30 Semester IV No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam. / Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes 1 BUSINESS LANGUAGE E 0 X 2 PHYSICAL EDUCATION ST 0 X 3 MICROECONOMICS E VI28K STATISTICS E VI28K FINANCE AND BANKING E VI28K ECONOMIC OF ENTERPRISE E VI28K1118 TOTAL l ST/ 5 E 30 ANNUAL TOTAL: ST/ 8E 60

26 26 YEAR III SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS OF TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS (EKONOMIKA TRANSPORTU I LOGISTYKA) No. Name of subject Σ No. of hours in semester lec t. clas. lab. sem. Exam. / Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester V 1 BASICS OF MARKETING E VI28K ECONOMIC ANALYSIS E VI28K ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH ST VI28K HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES ST VI28K Economics of transport E VI28S Economics of shipping and harbour enterprises ST VI28S0437 TOTAL ST/3E 28 Semester VI No. Name of subject 1 ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH 2 METHODS OF BUSINESS PROJECTS EVALUATION No. of hours in semester Exam./ ECTS Subject codes Semester credits Σ lect clas. Lab. sem. Test E VI28K ST VI28K PROMOTER'S LECTURE ST 1 X 4 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 7 Economics of shipping and harbour enterprises E VI28S Logistics E VI28S Technology of transport E VI Transport policy ST VI28S0340 TOTAL ST/ 4E 32 ANNUAL TOTAL ST/ 7E 60

27 27 YEAR III SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS AND ORGANISATION OF COMMUNICATION (EKONOMIKA I ORGANIZACJA ŁĄCZNOŚCI) No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam. / Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester V 1 BASICS OF MARKETING E VI28K ECONOMIC ANALYSIS E VI28K ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH ST VI28K HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES ST VI28K Economics of communication E VI28S Modern postal and telecommunication technologies ST VI28S Economics of postal enterprise ST VI28S1638 TOTAL ST/3E 31 Semester VI No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes 1 ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH E VI28K METHODS OF BUSINESS PROJECTS EVALUATION ST VI28K PROMOTER'S LECTURE ST 1 X 4 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 5 Economics of postal enterprise E VI28S Economic policy in communications E VI28S Transport services of the post E VI28S Communication services market ST VI28S1641 TOTAL ST/ 4E 29 ANNUAL TOTAL ST/ 7E 60

28 28 YEAR III SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS OF TOURISM (EKONOMIKA TURYSTYKI) No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam. / Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester V 1 BASICS OF MARKETING E VI28K ECONOMIC ANALYSIS E VI28K ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH ST VI28K HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES ST VI28K Economics of tourism E VI28S Tourist transports ST VI28S1837 TOTAL ST/3E 27 Semester VI No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes 1 ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH E VI28K METHODS OF BUSINESS PROJECTS EVALUATION ST VI28K PROMOTER'S LECTURE ST 1 X 4 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 5 Tourism services E VI28S Geography of tourism E VI28S Marketing of tourist services E VI28S Law in tourism ST VI28S Knowledge about cultures ST VI29S1841 TOTAL ST/ 4E 33 ANNUAL TOTAL ST/ 8E 60

29 29 YEAR III SPECIALITY: ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ENTERPRISE (ORGANIZACJA I ZARZĄDZANIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWEM) No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam. / Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester V 1 BASICS OF MARKETING E VI28K ECONOMIC ANALYSIS E VI28K ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH ST VI28K HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES ST VI28K Management of economic subjects E VI28S Logistics ST VI28S Technical progress and innovations ST VI28S0838 TOTAL ST/3E 30 Semester VI No. Name of subject No. Of hours in semester Σ Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes 1 ECONOMETRICS AND OPERATIONAL RESEARCH E VI28K METHODS OF BUSINESS PROJECTS EVALUATION ST VI28K PROMOTER'S LECTURE ST 1 X 4 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 5 Analysis of market E VI28S Law of commercial turn E VI28S Financial accountancy ST VI28S Management of production ST VI28S Quality management ST VI28S1043 TOTAL ST/ 3E 30 ANNUAL TOTAL ST/ 6E 60

30 30 YEAR IV SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS OF TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS (EKONOMIKA TRANSPORTU I LOGISTYKA) No. Name of subject Σ No. Of hours in semester Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester VII 1 ENTERPRISE FINANCE E VI28K MATHEMATICS IN ECONOMICS ST VI28K INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND ST VI28K0426 FOREIGN TRADE 4 SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 6 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 7 Transportation law E VI28S Forwarding E VI28S Economics of road transport enterprises ST VI28S Economics of railway transport enterprises ST VI28S0544 TOTAL ST/ 3E 34 Semester VIII No. Name of subject No. Of hours in semester Exam./ ECTS Subject codes Semester credits Σ Lec clas lab. sem. Test t.. l INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND E VI28K0426 FOREIGN TRADE 2 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTANCY E VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 4 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 6 Economics of road transport enterprises E VI28S Economics of railway transport enterprises E VI28S Applications of information technology in ST VI28S0845 transport TOTAL ST /4E 26 ANNUAL TOTAL ST /7E 60

31 31 YEAR IV SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS AND ORGANISATION OF COMMUNICATION (EKONOMIKA I ORGANIZACJA ŁĄCZNOŚCI) No. Name of subject No. Of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester VII l ENTERPRISE FINANCE E VI28K MATHEMATICS IN ECONOMICS ST VI28K INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND FOREIGN TRADE ST VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 6 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 7 Communication law E VI28S Marketing of communication services E VI28S Economics of teleecommunication company ST VI28S1044 TOTAL ST/ 3E 31 Semester VIII No. Name of subject No. Of hours in semester Exam./ ECTS Subject codes Semester credits Σ Lect. clas. Lab sem. Test. l INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND E VI28K0426 FOREIGN TRADE 2 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTANCY E VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 4 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 MASTER SEMINAR ST 1 X 6 Economics of telecommunication company E VI28S Economic and financial system of communication ST VI28S1045 enterprises 8 Information systems in communications E VI28S Analysis of business activity of communication ST 4 enterprises 14.3VI28S1047 TOTAL ST /4E 29 ANNUAL TOTAL ST /7E 60

32 32 YEAR IV SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS OF TOURISM (EKONOMIKA TURYSTYKI) No. Name of subject Σ No. Of hours in semester Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester VII l ENTERPRISE FINANCE E VI28K MATHEMATICS IN ECONOMICS ST VI28K INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND FOREIGN TRADE ST VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 6 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 7 Economics of tourist agencies E VI28S Economics of hotel enterprises E VI28S1843 TOTAL ST/ 3E 26 Semester VIII No. Name of subject No. Of hours in semester Σ Lect. clas. Lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes l INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND E VI28K0426 FOREIGN TRADE 2 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTANCY E VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 4 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 6 Management of tourism E VI28S Analysis of tourist market E VI28S Analysis of business activity of tourist enterprises ST VI28S Information systems in tourism ST VI28S0847 TOTAL ST /4E 34 ANNUAL TOTAL ST /7E 60

33 33 YEAR IV SPECIALITY: ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ENTERPRISE (ORGANIZACJA I ZARZĄDZANIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWEM) No. Name of subject No. of hours in semester Σ lect. clas. Lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester VII l ENTERPRISE FINANCE E VI28K MATHEMATICS IN ECONOMICS ST VI28K INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND FOREIGN TRADE ST VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 6 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 7 Strategic management E VI28S Financial reporting and bill of costs E VI28S Tax - system E VI28S1246 TOTAL ST/ 4E 29 Semester VIII No. Name of subject Σ No. of hours in semester lect. clas. Lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes l INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS AND E VI28K0426 FOREIGN TRADE 2 MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTANCY E VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 4 GENERAL FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 MASTER SEMINAR ST 2 X 6 Budget of firm and controlling E VI28S Financial policy in firm ST VI28S Computer science in firm ST VI28S1049 TOTAL ST /3E 31 ANNUAL TOTAL ST /7E 60

34 34 YEAR V SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS OF TRANSPORTATION AND LOGISTICS (EKONOMIKA TRANSPORTU I LOGISTYKA) No. Name of subject Σ No. Of hours in semester Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester IX l PROGNOSTICS AND SIMULATIONS ST VI28K CAPITAL MARKET ST VI28K EUROPEAN INTEGRATION ST VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 LABOR LAW ST VI28K MASTER SEMINAR ST 6 X 7 Marketing of transport services ST VI28S1346 TOTAL ST 30

35 35 YEAR V SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS AND ORGANISATION OF COMMUNICATION (EKONOMIKA I ORGANIZACJA ŁĄCZNOŚCI) No. Name of subject Σ No. Of hours in semester Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester IX l PROGNOSTICS AND SIMULATIONS ST VI28K CAPITAL MARKET ST VI28K EUROPEAN INTEGRATION ST VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 LABOR LAW ST VI28K MASTER SEMINAR ST 6 X 7 Market strategies of communication enterprise ST VI28S1048 TOTAL ST 30

36 36 YEAR V SPECIALITY: ECONOMICS OF TOURISM (EKONOMIKA TURYSTYKI) No. Name of subject Σ No. Of hours in semester Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester IX l PROGNOSTICS AND SIMULATIONS ST VI28K CAPITAL MARKET ST VI28K EUROPEAN INTEGRATION ST VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 LABOR LAW ST VI28K MASTER SEMINAR ST 6 X 7 Market strategies of tourist enterprises ST VI28S1848 TOTAL ST 30

37 37 YEAR V SPECIALITY: ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF ENTERPRISE (ORGANIZACJA I ZARZĄDZANIE PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWEM) No. Name of subject Σ No. Of hours in semester Lect. clas. lab. sem. Exam./ Semester Test ECTS credits Subject codes Semester IX l PROGNOSTICS AND SIMULATIONS ST VI28K CAPITAL MARKET ST VI28K EUROPEAN INTEGRATION ST VI28K SPECIALISED FACULTATIVE SUBJECT ST 1 X 5 LABOR LAW ST VI28K MASTER SEMINAR ST 6 X 7 Personnel management ST VI28S1550 TOTAL ST 30

38 38 LIST OF FACULTATIVE SUBJECTS for academic year 2002/2003 No. year IV year V NAME OF SUBJECT Teacher s. 7 s. 8 s.9 1. Prof. H. Babis, Telecommunication networks Mgr P. Ładny Polish maritime policy Prof. F. Gronowski Touristic values of Balkan states Prof. A. Giza Proecological management with firm Prof. E. Mazur Ecological tourism Prof. E. Mazur Geography of transportation Prof. E. Mazur Transportation on services of tourism Prof. J. Stanielewicz Economic accounts in transportation Prof. P. Zalewski City public transport Dr T.Bal Privatization of firms of communication Dr J.Buko Safety in road traffic Dr J. Gontarz Culture and style of human relations Dr J. Ławicki History of transportation Dr A. Mielcarek Financial Engineering modern methods protecting before financial risk in firms Dr K. Michaluk Theory and practice of currency's market Dr K. Michaluk Insurances economic Dr Z. ObstawskI Modern telecommunication systems Dr K. Pogoda Negotiations Dr G. Rosa Quality management of communication services Dr T. Sondej Harbour and sea forwarding Dr Z. Sosnowski Touring with elements of ethnography Mgr R. Kotla History of art Mgr R. Makala Select aspects of practice of touristic industry in Poland Mgr M. Migdal Policy of regional European Union Mgr M. Pluciński Electronic Banking Mgr P. Pluskota Bank- and financial Market of European Union Prof. S. Flejterski USA maritime policy Prof. F. Gronowski Ekomarketing Prof. E. Mazur Environment protection in transportation and communication Prof. E. Mazur Management of forwarding firm Dr M. Dylewski Economy of financial subjects of section commercial Dr and public M. Dylewski Modern ideas of management Dr W. Downar Dr I. Dembińska- TQM Cyran Dr B. Filipiak- Management of financial liquidity Dylewska Insurance markets Dr J. Gracz Insurances social Dr J. Gracz Remote Measurement in road - transportation Dr J. Gontarz Settlement of accounts of costs in railway firm Dr T. Kosacka 15

39 39 No. year IV year V NAME OF SUBJECT Teacher s. 7 s. 8 s Partnering - creation new qualities in relations with customer Dr J. Ławicki Controlling in firms of communication Dr J. Markow Cultural of conditioning tourisms Dr A. Mielcarek Oneself introduction Dr G. Rosa Service of customer in firms of communication Dr T. Sondej Tourism sea Dr Z. Sosnowski Elements of management with insurance - service Mgr P. Kaliciak Art and market. Work arts as commodity Mgr R. Makala Systems of telecommunication in tourism Mgr D. Szostak Etiquette of manager Mgr R. Weczer Zintegrowane systemy zarządzania wg norm ISO Prof. M. Jedliński Spatial aspects of transportation Prof. E. Mazur Harmonizing Polish law tax- before and after accession of Poland to European Union Prof. B. Walczak Ergonomics practical Dr T. Bal Personnel management in firms of communication Dr J. Buko Integrated planning and management with development of cities Dr T. Cykalewicz Dr I. Dembińska- E - business Cyran Management with culture organizational firms Dr W. Downar Progress technical in car transportation Dr J. Gontarz Insurances practical Dr J. Gracz Building marks of product (service) of firm on market Dr J. Hołub Marketing of insurance - services Dr M. Łozowski Bankruptcies of firms aspects legal and economic Dr K. Michaluk Budget in firms of communication Dr J. Markow Quality management in transportation Dr D. Milewski Management with forwarding firm Dr D. Milewski Marketing Communication Dr G. Rosa Strategies of commercial firms Dr T. Sondej Management of services Dr G. Wolska Regional aspects of development of tourism Mgr D. Milewski Working of sea's ports in European Union Mgr M. Pluciński Problems of estimation of rentability local railway line Mgr P. Siedlecki 15

40 40 DESCRIPTIONS OF SUBJECT

41 41 SUBJECT: FRENCH LANGUAGE - BASIC LEVEL POCZĄTKUJĄCA) (JĘZYK FRANCUSKI GRUPA NAME OF DEPARTMENT: PRACTICAL LANGUAGE TEACHING STUDIUM SUBJECT AREA: MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING SPECIALITY: ALL SUBJECT STATUS: COMPULSORY FORMS OF TEACHING: CLASSES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS: 240 YEAR OF STUDIES: I, II CLASSES: 240 SEMESTER: 1, 2, 3, 4 FORM OF SEMESTER TEST: WRITTEN AND ORAL FORM OF EXAMINATION: WRITTEN AND ORAL NUMBER OF ECTS CREDITS: 0 SUBJECT CODE: X THE GOAL IS TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN THE RANGE OF GENERAL LANGUAGE, ALLOWING COMMUNICATIONS IN BASIC EVERYDAY SITUATIONS, AND FORMING A BASIS FOR TEACHING SPECIALISED LANGUAGE. TEACHING OF GRAMMAR STRUCTURES AND LEXICAL MATERIAL COVERING EVERYDAY SITUATIONS AND ISSUES RELATED TO EXISTENCE IN THE MODERN WORLD, E.G. BEHAVIOUR IN TYPICAL SITUATIONS (TRAVEL, RAILWAY STATION, AIRPORT, HOTEL, RESTAURANT, SHOP, BANK), RECREATION, LIFESTYLE, GIVING ANT OBTAINING INFORMATION (ON THE PHONE), AS WELL AS BASIC SPECIALIST VOCABULARY. HAND CAFE CREME, ESPACES, PANORAMA PERIODICALS: PARIS MATCH FEMME ACTUELLE FORM OF WORK: READING NUMBER OF HOURS REQUIRED: FROM 6 TO 10 HOURS PER WEEK

42 42 SUBJECT: FRENCH LANGUAGE - ADVANCED LEVEL (JĘZYK FRANCUSKI GRUPA ZAAWANSOWANA) NAME OF DEPARTMENT: PRACTICAL LANGUAGE TEACHING STUDIUM SUBJECT AREA: MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING SPECIALITY: ALL SUBJECT STATUS: COMPULSORY FORMS OF TEACHING: CLASSES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS: 240 YEAR OF STUDIES: I, II CLASSES: 240 SEMESTER: 1, 2, 3, 4 FORM OF SEMESTER TEST: WRITTEN AND ORAL FORM OF EXAMINATION: WRITTEN AND ORAL NUMBER OF ECTS CREDITS: 0 SUBJECT CODE: X PREPARING THE STUDENTS TO CONTACTS WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS IN FRENCH AND TO USING PROFESSIONAL LITERATURE IN THAT LANGUAGE. TEACHING OF SPECIALISED LANGUAGE SHALL BE DONE ON THE BASIS OF GENERAL LANGUAGE IN A BROADER RANGE (LARGER NUMBER OF HOURS IN THE SEMESTER THAN PREVIOUSLY). TEACHING IN THE 1ST SEMESTER SHALL CONSTITUTE A BALANCING PERIOD. IT WILL BASE ON REPETITION OF GRAMMAR STRUCTURES AND VOCABULARY REGARDING EVERYDAY SITUATIONS (TRAVEL, RESTAURANT, BANK, POST OFFICE, SHOPPING, INFORMATION, TELECOMMUNICATION). FROM THE 2ND SEMESTER SPECIALISED ECONOMICAL TERMS SHALL BE INTRODUCED, ALONG WITH PATTERNS OF TYPICAL LETTERS, DOCUMENTS ETC. RELATED TO APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT IN FRENCH COMPANIES. HAND "ECONOMIC" (WORKBOOK), "LE FRANCAIS DE KOMMES D'AFFAIRES". PERIODICALS: LE POINT, LE MONDE, LE FIGARO FORM OF WORK: READING OF CHOSEN ARTICLE, PREPARATION OF A COMPANY FOR CO- OPERATION, AGREEMENTS, LETTERS, APPLICATIONS, DOCUMENTATION. NUMBER OF HOURS REQUIRED: FROM 6 TO 10 HOURS PER WEEK

43 43 SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE (JĘZYK ANGIELSKI) NAME OF DEPARTMENT: PRACTICAL LANGUAGE TEACHING STUDIUM SUBJECT AREA: MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING SPECIALITY: ALL SUBJECT STATUS: COMPULSORY FORMS OF TEACHING: CLASSES TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS: 240 YEAR OF STUDIES: I, II CLASSES: 240 SEMESTER: 1, 2, 3, 4 FORM OF SEMESTER TEST: WRITTEN AND ORAL ORAL FORM OF EXAMINATION: WRITTEN AND NUMBER OF ECTS CREDITS: 0 SUBJECT CODE: X PREPARING THE STUDENTS TO WORK IN FOREIGN COMPANIES IN POLAND OR IN POLISH FIRMS HAVING CONTACTS WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS, AS WELL AS TO THE USE OF PROFESSIONAL LITERATURE. TEACHING LANGUAGE IS BASED ON DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL LANGUAGE SKILLS, FORMING A BASIS FOR TEACHING PROFESSIONAL LANGUAGE. THE 1ST SEMESTER SHALL CONSTITUTE A BALANCING PERIOD. IT WILL BASE ON REPETITION OF GRAMMAR STRUCTURES AND VOCABULARY REGARDING EVERYDAY SITUATIONS AND ISSUES REGARDING FUNCTIONING IN MODERN WORLD, E.G. TYPICAL SITUATIONS (TRAVEL, BANK, TELEPHONE). REMAINING SEMESTERS PROFESSIONAL ISSUES AND BASIC TERMS RELATED TO ECONOMICS, COMPANY STRUCTURE, MANAGEMENT STYLES, SELECTED MARKET ISSUES, MARKET RULES AND MECHANISMS, TRADE, MARKETING, ADVERTISING, BANKING, INSURANCE, TAXES, FORWARDING, NEGOTIATION, COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE. BASIC HANDBOOK: ENTERPRISE 3, ENTERPRISE 4, HEADWAY UPPER-INTERMEDIATE, INSIGHTS INFO BUSINESS PERIODICALS: THE TIMES, THE ECONOMIST FORM OF WORK: ELABORATION OF SPECIALIST ARTICLES, PREPARATION OF PAPERS NUMBER OF HOURS REQUIRED: FROM 6 TO 10 HOURS A WEEK