The address of the Office is ul. 1 Maja 50, Katowice.

It is located in the old municipal building of Bogucice-Zawodzie (a district of Zawodzie) and was erected between 1911 and 1913. The construction was funded by, among others, owners of production plants operating in Bogucice, a mining and smelting company of Katowice (Spółka Akcyjna dla Górnictwa i Hutnictwa), as well as taxpayers of the industrial areas of Bogucice and Zawodzie. Their funds were used to erect one of the unquestionably most impressive municipality buildings in the Upper Silesian Industrial Region.

The building was designed by a Berlin architect – Arnold Hartmann. It engages the viewer with its interesting architecture and the multitude of decorative finishing. The projecting elements of the front wall pillars are decorated with allegoric figures and the relief above shows a pheasant, a miner and a steelmaker. The top used to be crowned with a 2m clock tower, which was struck down as a result of a powerful explosion, which occurred in close proximity to the building in spring of 1945. The approach of Aleksander Zawadzki, who was the administrator of Silesia and Dąbrowa at that time, and his deputy – Jerzy Ziętek, was of immense importance to the reconstruction and renovation works of the ruined building. With their help and significant contributions made by the City Council, the building has been in operation again, since 30 August 1946, and was donated to the School of Social-Economic Sciences, then the Karol Adamiecki School of Economics, and today – the University of Economics in Katowice.

By 2011, the municipality building used to house the Rector’s Office and the administration of the University. Then, it underwent a general renovation, in order to modernise the interior and the facade, and recreate the appearance that Hartmann intended it to have before the war – including renovating the ruined clock tower.

The renovated building of the Rector’s Office was officially opened on 18 September 2018. To celebrate the event, the “Challenges of economic education” scientific seminars were organised with an exhibit of caricatures and portraits of the University Senate members. The reopening of the building of the Rector’s Office was celebrated by guests from the world of business, science and the local government.

Presently, the building of the Rector’s Office of the University of Economics in Katowice is one of the most impressive buildings on the city map. Except for its office function and representative quality, the building was adopted to serve as the centre of relations with the business, and social and political community (Business-Science-Local Government) and a cultural centre – bringing benefits to the University, the city and the region. The building is also a part of the new spatial management plan of the Campus of the University of Economics in Katowice.

Building A is located at ul. Bogucicka 3, Katowice.

A four-storey building erected in 1935 and modernised between 2002 and 2008. It houses one of the two sports halls, a gym and 29 rooms, including: an assembly hall, 14 lecture halls, 7 course rooms and 7 IT rooms. Most of the rooms have sound equipment, a projector and a screen. All of the rooms have Internet access. Building A houses the Printing Workshop and University Bookshop (Skrypciarnia). The high-tech, air conditioned MAIOR Auditorium (Aula MAIOR) can seat 400 people. There is a food shop on the ground floor of the building. 

It is situated at ul. Bogucicka 3a, Katowice.

Building B houses a modernly equipped,air-conditioned Auditorium B (Aula B) seating 289, and also the Pawłowski Auditorium, where doctoral defences take place. The Careers Centre is also located here, so are the "Silesianie" Student Dance and Song Ensemble and the PANEUROPA Student Organization. It is a four-storey building, with a passage way connecting it to building A. It houses 20 rooms with Internet access, including: an assembly hall, 7 lecture halls and 12 course rooms. There is also a food shop.

It is situated at ul. Bogucicka 5, Katowice.

Advanced Information Technology Center (Polish acronym: CNTI) - a modern and intelligent building used for teaching and research purposes. The application of state-of-the-art IT and audio-visual technologies, access to specialist software, databases, etc., make the building the centre of IT education, which houses IT events in the region. CNTI serves as an excellent support for business, a place for meetings, conferences and professional discussions.