Prof. Rembielak is Deputy School Director and Professor of
Marketing at the Warsaw University of Technology Business
School, where she also serves as Director of Quality and
Development and oversees the EMBA, MBA and Total Design Management programmes. Her focus
is on developing the Business School. During her years in Warsaw, she has authored, co-authored,
and successfully implemented several B2B and B2C programmes, mainly MBAs, that link business
with technology.
She brings extensive international academic experience, having spent ten years in the United
Kingdom at Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Salford. At Salford Business
School, she held a series of senior leadership roles, including Director of Admissions, Director of
Schools and Colleges Liaison and Director of Undergraduate Programmes.
Her expertise spans marketing, management and international business, particularly in curriculum
design and development, quality assurance and enhancement in higher education, innovative
teaching methods, and international accreditation.
As an active researcher, she has contributed to national and international research projects,
with a focus on the marketing of higher education services in public and private institutions, quality
systems in higher education, and consumer behaviour, including expectations, perceptions,
motivation and satisfaction. Her work has been widely published and presented at leading
international conferences in Europe and the United States.
She maintains an extensive international network in teaching, research, and entrepreneurship, with
links to institutions such as the University of Salford-Manchester (UK), Politecnico di Milano (Italy),
MCI Management Center in Innsbruck (Austria), Baruch College, City University of New York (USA),
and Goa Institute of Management (India). She is also an active member of the Advisory Board at
Sheffield Hallam Business School.
For many years, she has served as a reviewer for several highly ranked international journals and as
a member of editorial and conference committees. She is co-founder and Chair of the Scientific
Council of the Applied Business and Economics Journal.
