Prof. Grażyna Rembielak is a professor of marketing at the Warsaw University of Technology Business School. She has many years of experience in scientific and research work at renowned foreign universities. She lived and worked in Great Britain for ten years at Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Salford-Manchester. She currently lives in Poland and maintains international contacts in the field of teaching, research, and entrepreneurship, including with the University of Salford in Manchester, Great Britain; Politecnico di Milano, Italy; Management Center in Innsbruck, Austria; Baruch College – New York City University, USA; GOA Institute, India.
Professor Grażyna Rembielak obtained a Ph.D. in Economics from the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (2004). Her professional experience is in marketing and management and international business. She has extensive experience in academic teaching, designing and developing educational programmes, managing, ensuring, and improving the quality of education, as well as in innovative teaching methods and international accreditations.
Prof. Grażyna Rembielak has extensive experience in holding management positions, using her marketing and management skills and knowledge. Over the past fifteen years, she has worked as the Director of Admissions, Director of College Relations, and Director of Undergraduate Programmes at Salford Business School, University of Salford, Manchester. She is currently the Deputy Director of Academic Affairs and School Development, the Director of Quality and Development, and manages the EMBA and MBA Programmes and Total Design Management at the Warsaw University of Technology Business School.
Prof. Grażyna Rembielak is also an active researcher in internal and external (national and international) research projects, which is reflected in numerous publications and participation in high-ranking international conferences in European countries and the USA. She participates in research projects mainly in marketing, including Marketing of Higher Education services for public and private universities, quality systems in higher education, consumer behavior: expectations, perceptions, motivations, and consumer satisfaction. For many years, she has been reviewing articles for several highly-rated international journals and has been a member of the editorial boards of selected journals and conferences. She is a co-founder and chairwoman of the “Applied Business and Economics Journal Scientific Council.”
Polish and British
