The Faculty of Business Management is one of the faculties of the University of Economics in Bratislava, which provides higher economic education with an orientation on the preparation of managers and economists for the corporate and business sphere.

The faculty conducts admission procedures only for accredited study programmes within the framework of bachelor's studies, engineering studies and doctoral studies.

According to Act No 131/2002 Coll. on Higher Education and on Amendments and Additions to Certain Acts, as amended, higher education studies are 3-level. Level 1 is a bachelor's degree, the standard length of which is three years. Level 2 is an engineering degree, the standard length of which is two years, and level 3 is a doctoral degree. The standard length of a full-time doctoral degree is three years and the standard length of an external doctoral degree is five years. Studies at the University of Economics are organised on the basis of the credit system in accordance with the Decree on the Credit System of Studies.

The second level of the study is completed by a state examination and the defence of the final (diploma) thesis. Its graduate obtains the degree of "Engineer" (abbreviated "Ing."). Candidates who will graduate in 2024 with an engineering degree, or who have graduated in previous years, may enrol in the academic year 2023/2024, after passing the admission interviews, for doctoral studies - the 3rd degree, according to the conditions of the faculty.

The structure of degree programs and minor specializations within the field of economics and management at the faculty is as follows:

  • Business Economics (in Slovak)
    • Managerial Economics
    • Logistics Management
  • General Management (in Slovak)
    • Business Management
    • Human Resource Management
    • Financial Management
    • Information Management
  • General Management (in English)
    • Business Management (in English)
  • Economics and Management of Energy (in Slovak; full-time; study within the STU EUBA consortium)
  • Management in Nuclear Energy (in English; full-time; study within the STU EUBA consortium).

 

Study Guide

For more detailed information on study programmes, learning objectives, learning outcomes and important contacts, please refer to the Study Guide.