Students

Student enrollment

Fall 2023Fall 2024Fall 2025
Total students21,83322,39223,019
degree program students20,33120,98921,693
international students7,7538,5148,292
    
New students5,4815,9485.922
first-time university enrollments4,2714,784 4.683

Student development 2021-2025

Student development 2021-2025: total: 2021 – 21,271, 2022 – 21,456, 2023 – 21,833, 2024 – 22,392, 2025 – 23,019; men: 2021 – 11,251, 2022 – 11,440, 2023 – 11,654, 2024 – 12,037, 2023 – 12,590; women: 2021 – 10,020, 2022 – 10,013, 2023 – 10,179, 2024 – 10,355, 2025 – 10,429

In 2021, there were 21,456 students. By 2025, it had risen to 23,019.

The ratio of men to women remained roughly the same. In 2025, women accounted for 45% of the student body.

Enrollment by progam

StudentsFall 2023Fall 2024Fall 2025
Bachelor14,58015,92616,371
Master4,5294,8174,999
Doctoral/PhD790794789

Enrollment distribution Bachelor's programs

Breakdown of bachelor's students: Economic and Social Sciences: 68%; Business Law: 26%; Business and Economics: 5%.

In 2025, 11,175 bachelor’s students, accounting for 68% of the total, were studying economics and social sciences. Meanwhile, 4,287 students, representing 26% of the total, were studying business law, while 858 students, accounting for 5% of the total, were studying business and economics.

Enrollment distribution Master's programs

Distribution of Master’s students: Business Law 19%, Management 13%, Finance and Accounting 10%, Business Education 7%, Socioeconomics 6%, Export and Internationalization Management 6%, Taxation and Accounting 6%, Economics 5%, International Management/CEMS 4%, Digital Economy 4%, Marketing 4%, Supply Chain Management 4%, Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy 4%, Quantitative Finance 3%, Strategy, Innovation, and Management Control 3%, and Business Communication 2%.

In 2025, 945 (19%) of the master’s students were studying Business Law, 674 (13%) Management, 521 (10%) Finance and Accounting, 327 (7%) Business Education, 302 (6%) Socioeconomics, 296 (6%) Export and Internationalization Management, and 295 (6%) Taxation and Accounting.

A total of 1,639 students were enrolled in English-language master’s programs: 253 (5% of all master’s students) were studying Economics, 216 (4%) Digital Economy, 207 (4%) Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy, 199 (4%) Marketing, 192 (4%) Supply Chain Management, 181 (4%) International Management/CEMS, 158 (3%) Strategy, Innovation, and Management Control, 149 (3%) Quantitative Finance, and 84 (2%) Business Communication.

Enrollment distribution Doctoral/PhD programs

Breakdown of doctoral/PhD students: 43% social and economic sciences, 25% PhD in economics and social sciences, 27% business law, 3% PhD in international business taxation, and 2% PhD in finance.

In 2025, out of a total of 789 doctoral students, 336 (43%) were studying social and economic sciences, 213 (27%) were studying business law, 201 (25%) were pursuing a PhD in economic and social sciences, 23 (3%) were pursuing a PhD in international business taxation, and 16 (2%) were pursuing a PhD in finance.