Table 2.

Socio-economic characteristics of the sample (n = 222)

Socio-economic characteristicFrequency (%)
Teaching discipline 
Social sciences and humanities 
Business and economics70 (31.5)
Law19 (8.6)
Educational sciences13 (5.9)
Political sciences9 (4.1)
Other humanities8 (3.6)
Media and communications7 (3.2)
Psychology6 (2.7)
Art (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)6 (2.7)
Other social sciences6 (2.7)
Sociology4 (1.8)
History and archaeology3 (1.4)
Social and economic geography2 (0.9)
Philosophy, ethics and religion1 (0.5)
Human, technical and natural sciences 
Human medicine, health sciences41 (18.5)
Technical sciences22 (9.9)
Natural sciences:5 (2.3)
Course taught within 
MSc88 (39.6)
MA43 (19.4)
Other (seminar, certified programme, academic expert)41 (18.5)
MBA30 (13.5)
PhD6 (2.0)
Executive MBA1 (0.5)
Do not know13 (5.9)
Years of teaching experience 
Less than five years18 (8.1)
Over five and up to 10 years41 (18.5)
Over 10 and up to 20 years72 (32.4)
Over 20 and up to 30 years51 (23)
more than 30 years40 (18)
Position at UWK 
Non-tenure track lecturer173 (77.9)
Member of the scientific staff18 (8.1)
Head of programme9 (4.1)
Head of Centre8 (3.6)
Full professor5 (2.3)
Assistant professor2 (0.9)
Other7 (3.2)
Area of working experience in addition to teaching at UWK 
Business51 (25.9)
Consulting48 (24.4)
Research47 (23.9)
Teaching17 (8.6)
Health, pharma, social services13 (6.6)
Other21 (10.6)
Years of working experience in professional activity 
Up to 10 years27 (14.7)
Above 10 and up to 20 years51 (27.9)
Source(s): Table created by authors

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