Economics

Economics (Master's degree) is a master's degree program aimed at training specialists capable of in-depth analysis of economic processes, evaluation of economic policy, and development of scientifically based solutions to modern economic problems.

In this specialty, master's students study micro- and macroeconomic analysis, economic modeling, financial management, investments, international economic relations, economic strategies, and scientific research methodology in depth. During the training process, modern approaches to analyzing economic data, forecasting, and making management decisions are mastered.

Theoretical knowledge is combined with scientific and practical research, and master's students develop competencies in conducting scientific research, developing economic projects, and effectively managing economic processes.

Graduates can work in higher educational institutions, research institutes, banks, financial organizations, government agencies, investment companies, and large enterprises.