Econometrics

Master in Corporate Governance
Description
70310201 – Econometrics specialization involves the use of modern practical econometric methods in modeling social-economic indicators, calculating specialized statistics on variables, checking the adherence of variables to known distribution laws, testing various hypotheses, conducting correlation-regression analysis, creating and evaluating single and multiple factor econometric models, checking time series for necessary tests, evaluating econometric models in the form of equation systems, and utilizing modern practical econometric programs in issues such as forecasting social-economic indicators.

Results of studying the program:
Upon successful completion of the program:
a) conducting scientific and practical research, reprocessing experimental results and drawing scientifically substantiated conclusions, preparing and editing scientific articles, organizing and conducting scientific seminars, conferences, and symposiums, developing scientific projects;
b) organizing and managing production;
c) optimizing the organizational structure of enterprises and their divisions, increasing the professional qualifications of employees, creating and managing the effective use of labor resources, implementing a labor motivation system;
d) applying economic theories to optimize production and the efficient use of labor resources in enterprises and industries;
e) developing and applying mathematical, informational, and simulation models on the subject of theoretical and practical work;
f) evaluating the economic efficiency of projects, preparing financial and statistical reports by sectors and areas, and analyzing them;
g) conducting research to ensure economic development in sectors and areas, identifying factors influencing them, and performing analytical work.