Economics

The Master’s program in Economics trains highly qualified specialists who are capable of deeply understanding and analyzing modern economic processes.
Global transformations in the labor market, the expansion of the digital economy, and investment processes have increased the demand for such professionals.
Students acquire theoretical knowledge and practical skills in areas such as economic analysis, strategic planning, finance and investment, and international economic relations. This preparation enables graduates to work effectively in high-level positions within public administration, international organizations, and the private sector.

Program Objective

To train highly qualified specialists capable of comprehending and analyzing complex economic processes.

Expected Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the two-year program, graduates will be awarded a Master’s Degree in Economics.

Curriculum Structure

In the first year, students study mainly general professional and specialized subjects such as Research Methodology, Methods of Teaching Special Subjects, Microeconomics II, Macroeconomics II, Econometrics II, Organization of Production, and elective courses.
In the second year, students focus on specialized elective disciplines.
Throughout both years, master’s students complete “Scientific and Pedagogical Practice” and “Research Work and Master’s Thesis Preparation.”

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Master’s program in Economics can pursue professional activities in the following areas:

• Government administration bodies
• Banking and financial sector
• Tax and customs system
• Insurance companies
• Manufacturing and service enterprises
• Consulting and analytical companies
• Stock exchanges and brokerage firms
• International and non-governmental organizations
• Research institutes and higher education institutions
• Entrepreneurial activities
• Teaching positions in universities and research institutions