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Poznan School of Banking

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5/7, Ratajczaka street, Poznan, PL, Poznań Poland

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About Poznan School of Banking

Founded in 1994, Poznan School of Banking is a school of economics and applied finance.

It offers its students courses in various areas such as corporate finance, accounting, international business, management, EU integration, social policy.

Poznan School of Banking has created for managers 2 MBA programs:

  • English - language Executive MBA
  • Polish - language MBA

About Poznan School of Banking

Founded in 1994, Poznan School of Banking is a school of economics and applied finance.

It offers its students courses in various areas such as corporate finance, accounting, international business, management, EU integration, social policy.

Poznan School of Banking has created for managers 2 MBA programs:

  • English - language Executive MBA
  • Polish - language MBA

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