RESEARCH AT SGH
  

Warsaw School of Economics is involved in international cooperation in the field
of research through realisation of international projects within the EU's Framework Programmes but also within bilateral agreements with partner universities. Apart from that, SGH conducts projects funded by institutions such as the International Visegrad Fund. Moreover, international projects are carried out by individual researchers. 

• Collegium of Economic Analyses,
• Collegium of Socio-Economics,
• Collegium of World Economy,
• Collegium of Business Administration,
• Collegium of Management and Finance.

Research is also conducted in other departments such as the Centre for the Development of Economic Studies (ORSE) or the IT Department (CI).

Research activities take various forms, known as statutory research, individual research, external grants and commissioned expertises. Research is often carried out as part of international projects. In 2008, 108 topics were researched as statutory research. Individual research, undertaken mostly by junior faculty, covered 182 topics. Furthermore, 40 research projects were carried out within grant schemes.

Each year, our research results in over 1,5 thousand published books, monographies, scripts, coursebooks, articles and research papers. Every year, the SGH publishes a bilingual, Polish & English report on the competitiveness of the country’s economy. (read more)

Aiming at the development of links between research and the economy, our University publishes around 150 expertises per year. They are most frequently commissioned by companies, the government, the parliament and central offices, the President’s office, municipal and regional authorities, foundations, units of the Polish Academy of Science (PAN) as well as by international organisations.

The Warsaw School of Economics is a venue of numerous conferences, of both Polish and international reach.

Click below to open the catalogue of the Warsaw School of Economics research projects.

Within the International Centre, there is the Contact Point of International Research Projects, whose specialists will be of any assistance for you if you intend to cooperate with SGH in research projects. We will help you to find an appropriate research unit at SGH in order to form a partnership  and possibly other partners in Poland and Europe, if needed. Once you have established cooperation with SGH, we will assist you during the  application process of your project.

If you are interested in carrying out your research at SGH as an individual researcher and plan to stay at the university in an international researchers exchange programme such as the Marie Curie Actions, please do not hesitate to consult the Contact Point at SGH which will provide necessary help concerning documents and procedures.