Dr Robert Dygas

Adjunct Professor in the Research Chair of East Asian Economies at the Institute of World Economy, School of Economics. He graduated from the School of Economics, majoring in Finance and Banking, and from the University of Aarhus in Denmark, specialising in Management. He obtained his doctoral degree in economics at the Warsaw School of Economics in 2003 (dissertation: ‘Strategic management in the mobile telephony industry in Poland in 1995-2001’). In 2011 he obtained the Executive Master of Business Administration degree from the Warsaw University of Technology, Business School. Academic interests: geoeconomics, economies of Asian countries. He has 23 years of professional experience in multinational corporations in IT, telecommunications, and experience in the public sector. Expert in leading project teams and company management in Poland, as well as analytical skills in developing analyses and business strategies. During the 5th European Schuman Festival in May-June 2021, he chaired the panel ‘Model of a National Economy Resistant to Pandemics and Crises - Pandenomics’. At the Universal Christian Social Teaching University, he is involved in the Chair of Relations with India and Africa.