International Economic Relations: International Managerial Economics (in Polish)

• Behavioral finance and behavioral economics,
• Strategies and techniques for negotiation in international business,
• Business psychology and motivation,
• Coordination of employee teams,
• Strategies for intellectual property management.

• Leading employee teams,
• Managing projects,
• Building a climate of trust in business.

• Work in roles with high levels of responsibility and significant interpersonal interaction, primarily in businesses, financial institutions, as well as in government and local administration units;
• Work in corporations and institutions involved in developing strategies for companies operating in an international environment (e.g., project manager, account manager).

• Managerial Macroeconomics
• Globalization and Managerial Challenges
• Business Psychology
• Corporate Strategies
• Behavioral Economics
• Innovation in Enterprises
• Strategies for Intellectual Property Management
• Agreement in Business
• Project Management in Enterprises
• Behavioral Finance
• Managerial Simulations and Games
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Investment Decisions of Global Corporations

• The Role of Managers in Modern Organizations
• Managing Financial Liquidity in Business Entities
• Women’s Entrepreneurship in Poland: Determinants
• Employer Branding: Building Employer Image Based on the Example of X
• Cultural Determinants of Decisions and Actions in Multinational Corporations
• The Role of Branding in Creating Company Value: A Comparative Analysis of X and Y
• International Expansion Strategies in the Fashion Industry: Examples of X and Y
• The Use of Social Media for Marketing Purposes: An Analysis Based on Company X
• Innovation in the Telecommunications Industry in Poland and Germany: Case Studies of X and Y

dr Jacek Grodzicki

Department of Maritime Transport and Seaborne Trade
Division of Global Economy
e-mail:jacek.grodzicki@ug.edu.pl