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Assistant at Department of Human Capital Management, Cracow University of Economics. A graduate of University of Economics with master’s degree in international relations as well as bachelor's in economics. During her master’s degree studies she participated in Short-term Exchange Program (STEP) which is a one-term study program hosted by Hiroshima University of Economics. After graduating she worked at Rockwell Automation, Inc. and Revolut Ltd before joining Academia. 

The author of articles on cultural intelligence and intercultural competences, she is working on a doctoral dissertation in the area of diversity and inclusion. Research interests include issues related to transnational corporations management and intercultural communication.

She has been associated with WISE (Individual faculty educational path) since her undergraduate studies, currently a board member of the Association and the editor of the student monography "Between tradition and modernity. New approaches to the economy and society".

Since 2004 I've been working at the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun, Poland, currently as a professor. My main research interests include macroeconomics, institutional economics, ordoliberalism and economic order theory as well as studies of the German economy. My dissertation (2004) dealt with the problem of flexible forms of employment in the Federal Republic of Germany, their regulation, socio-economic effects and evolution. I devoted my habilitation (2017) to the institutional aspects of the German labor market as a sub-system of the economic order of the Social Market Economy. Using the analytical model I developed, I assessed the evolution of the German economic model through the prism of the labor market. I led a three-year transnational project (2019-2021) to test and transfer selected institutions of the German labor market under Polish conditions. The project was concerned with supporting young people – students of vocational schools – in entering the labor market and helping unemployed graduates of these schools, as well as inter-institutional cooperation between district labor offices and vocational schools. I am active in the Polish Economic Society, Toruń Branch and the Forum of Institutional Thought.

Assistant Professor at the Department of Real Estate and Investment Economics of Cracow University of Economics. Lecturer in subjects related to implementing and financing development projects, real estate markets and real estate investment. Author of numerous scientific and educational publications. Her main scientific interests include preparing land for investment projects, land banks produced by developers and location value created as a result of development processes. Participant in many national and international conferences. In 2012, she was awarded a scholarship from the James R. Webb American Real Estate Society Foundation. In 2014, she won the Rector of UEK third degree award for individual scientific achievements. In 2021, she was awarded a team prize for scientific achievements by the Rector of UEK.  For many years, responsible for promoting the Real Estate and Investment section during the UEK Open Days. Supervisor of student internships for undergraduate studies. Representative of the UEK in cooperation with the CEPI (European Council of Real Estate Professions). Holder of a real estate broker's license. Director of the postgraduate course Management of developer investments at Cracow School of Business.

Associate profesor at Cracow University of Economics, Ph.D. in Economics, Since 2002, works in the Department of Real Estate Economics and Investment Process at Cracow University of Economics. He is interested in: (1) real estate market (business cycle, transaction costs, segmentation); (2) real estate market analysis (demand and supply modelling, qualitative and quantitative research); (3) investment project analysis (legal problems, efficiency and risk).  Author of several dozen scientific articles on the real estate market, including several dozen in English. Editor-in-chief of the World of Real Estate Journal (since 2019) and member of the editorial team of Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review.  Real estate market analyst, author of several dozen reports on the residential market. Member of the Institute of Real Estate Market Analysis in Krakow.

dr hab. Dariusz Żmija prof. UEK – employed in the Department of Economic Policy and Development Programming in the Cracow University of Economics. He conducts research related to the social and economic policy of the state, with particular emphasis on agriculture and rural areas. Author and co-author of about 70 scientific publications, including monographs and papers. He is a contractor in national and international research projects, including: „ARDENT: Advancing Rural Development through Entrepreneurship Education for Adults” - project implemented under the EU programme Erasmus+ KA2, Rev4.0 - Socio-economic consequences of the fourth industrial revolution– project financed under the programme “Regional Initiative of Excellence” by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Poland. In the years 2017-2018 he was a contractor in the international scientific project "SALSA - Small farms, small food businesses and sustainable food and nutrition security" implemented under the EU research and innovation programme "Horizon 2020", and in the years 2011 - 2013 he was the main contractor of the scientific grant "Transfer of knowledge and diffusion of innovation as a source of competitiveness of food industry enterprises in Poland" financed from the National Science Centre. Currently, he is also a contractor of the project "University of the Future - Innovative model of dual education in economics supported by research infrastructure" under the programme of the Minister of Science and Higher Education "DIALOG".