ECTS

The ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) facilitates the academic recognition of studies abroad. ECTS enables measurement and comparison of the results achieved by the student as well as transferring these results between universities. ECTS credits indicate the workload of study programmes and individual course units. 60 ECTS credits equal the workload of full academic year. Respectively 30 credits represent the workload of one semester. Credit transfer and accumulation are facilitated by the use of the standard ECTS key documents (Course Catalogue, Student Application Form, Learning Agreement and Transcript of Records). 

Poznan University of Economics has implemented the ECTS in the acacemic year 2000/2001.

ECTS Coordinators

Institutional Co-ordinator

Dr hab. Piotr Banaszyk, prof. nadzw. UEP
Vice-Rector for Education and Students
 
Faculty Co-ordinators

Faculty of Commodity Science:
dr hab. inż. Ryszard Cierpiszewski, prof. nadzw. UEP, Vice-Dean
prodziekan.wt@ue.poznan.pl

Faculty of Economics:
dr hab. Barbara Pogonowska, prof. nadzw. UEP
barpogon@wp.pl

Faculty of Informatics and Electronic Economy:
dr hab. Krzysztof Malaga, prof. nadzw. UEP
k.malaga@ue.poznan.pl

Faculty of International Business and Economics:
dr hab. Maciej Szymczak, prof. nadzw. UEP, Vice-Dean
maciej.szymczak@ue.poznan.pl

Faculty of Management:
dr hab. Szymon Cyfert, prof. nadzw. UEP
s.cyfert@ue.poznan.pl