We would like to inform that SGH online lectures will start at e-sgh platform on February 17 or 24, 2025. Detailed information is available after logging at the specific course presentation sites.
We hope you will enjoy e-learning.
SGH full-time or extramural students can choose from more than 50 online courses. Online lectures are organized on the e-learning authoring platforms, which are used by several thousand users.
Niezbędnik e-sgh is a part of the e-learning platform www.e-sgh.pl which allows SGH lecturers to self-manage didactic materials. The application supports lecturers in delivering classes as well as enables them to communicate with their students.
Educational programme at SGH includes a few blended learning courses. The teaching process of such a lecture is realized as a complementary form (traditional classes in conjunction with e-learning).
Supplementary materials for basic courses are prepared as an online modules. The content of those modules extend the study programme of the basic courses, including English and German language.
13-02-2025
We would like to inform that SGH online lectures will start at e-sgh platform on February 17 or 24, 2025. Detailed information is available after logging at the specific course presentation sites.
We hope you will enjoy e-learning.
01-10-2024
We would like to remind you, that SGH students are required to pass three obligatory e-learning trainings.
The e-workshops will be activated on 1st October 2025. To take the trainings, students should log into www.e-sgh.pl and make themselves acquainted with all the training materials and pass the obligatory tests.
2025-03-11
As governments strive to provide flawless and unbiased education to students while using resources in an efficient and sustainable manner, assessing countries' educational performance has become a prevailing topic, and the rising relevance of achieving this aim encourages the use of multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) tools. This article presents an integrated approach using the Evaluation Based on Distance from Average Solution (EDAS) method in combination with the Best-Worst Method (BWM) to compare the educational performance in European Union member states.