Paweł Bulowski

1. What influenced your decision to pursue an MBA at PJAIT?

I think that a major factor in deciding to pursue MBA studies for the IT industry at PJAIT was the opportunity to acquire many essential competencies within a single program.

2. How do you recall your time spent on the MBA for IT at PJAIT? What was most important to you during the studies themselves?

Throughout the entire MBA studies, the most valuable aspect for me was the exchange of experiences with other students – it broadened my perspective on many topics important to me, and there was no shortage of engaging discussions. I also look back very fondly on the classes, which were conducted at a high level by lecturers who shared their knowledge and experiences in an interesting and professional manner.

3. Which areas of the curriculum covered during the MBA studies were most important to you and proved most useful in your professional life?

Classes where the instructors primarily relied on practical solutions for specific topics were very important to me. CYBERSECURITY is undoubtedly one of such lectures! In my opinion, it was one of the best-conducted subjects in the MBA program. The instructor was perfectly prepared for discussions with students and talked about elements of cybersecurity in a truly engaging way, backed by professional experience.

4. How do you assess the cooperation between MBA students during classes and the contact between students and lecturers? Are the relationships that you managed to build important to you?

The relationships formed during the studies were and are very important to me! We stay in touch constantly. I believe this is an essential element of these studies because they provide an opportunity to exchange experiences and discuss very important topics close to both parties. Our group of participants in the MBA for IT industry program was very well selected in terms of the diversity of our professional positions. Although we came from different levels and areas, we shared a mutual desire to explore the same topics, curiosity, openness, and readiness for genuine discussion. I also have no complaints about the student-lecturer relationship. The classes were prepared to a high substantive and practical standard. The faculty provided us with a relaxed space for questions and numerous discussions that often went beyond the initially established curriculum framework.

5. How have the MBA studies contributed to the development of your professional career?

The studies gave me new skills that I could use directly at work. I acquired knowledge that broadens my perspective in the area of project management and IT industry implementations.

6. What values, apart from the curriculum itself, were most important to you during the MBA studies?

A very important value for me was the openness of the students, which I have already mentioned. The opportunity to build a genuine relationship and the free exchange of experiences gave me truly a lot.