Rzeczpospolita, 26 listopada 2008, „Biznesowe studia za pieniądze firmy”

Gazeta Finansowa, 14 listopada 2008, „Studenci na giełdę”

Media i Marketing Polska, 12 listopada 2008, „Branding wymaga odwagi”

Gazeta Bankowa, 13 października 2008 „Nominacje odwołania”

Warsaw Business Journal, 29 września 2008r, “Training for success”

“With a communist economy there is no need for anything like that. Only when the economy started [transforming] into a market economy did the need appear” said Witold Orłowski, director of the WUT Business School at the Warsaw University of Technology, one of the first to appear on the Polish market. The first years were hard, according to Orłowski: “[At first the courses] were done with a lot of foreign input, with both foreign professors and foreign program design” he said.

“… the Warsaw University of Technology collaborates with London Business School, the HEC Paris Graduate Business School and Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration.”

“ThePolish MBA does not have any trademark, there is no government regulation. Anyone can create a program and call it an MBA” Orłowski said.

“The lower costs aren’t  only attracting Polish students. The WUT Business School’s Orłowski said that half of the students attending his institution’s MBA courses this year came from abroad, mainly from Western Europe. He said that few came for Executive MBA, however.”

“An Executive MBA means you are traveling every weekend, so it is not surprising that people want to do this degree close to their place of work” he said. Orłowski also explained that, in addition to the low price of study, students were drawn to Poland by its competitive market.”

“We are improving on the current MBA market, which is already delivering a good quality product, but it is still not sophisticated in giving the whole menu of choices”

The Warsaw Voice, 10 February 2008; „MBAs in Poland”

Rzeczpospolita, 28 November 2007,

Rzeczpospolita. September 2007,