Economy

  Economics

  The Economics programme is a fundamental degree that prepares broad-based specialists capable of deeply analysing
  economic processes in today's market economy, making well-grounded economic decisions, and designing development
  strategies for both the public and private sectors.

  Programme Objectives

  To prepare highly qualified economists who understand the laws governing micro- and macroeconomic processes, master
  modern economic-mathematical and econometric methods, are capable of forecasting economic phenomena, and can develop
  strategic recommendations for enterprises, banks and state organisations.

  Core Subjects:

  • Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
  • Economic Theory and History of Economic Thought
  • Econometrics and Economic Statistics
  • World Economy and International Economic Relations
  • Money, Credit and Banking
  • Public Finance and Taxation
  • Mathematical Methods in Economics
  • Fundamentals of Marketing, Management and Business Planning

  Skills Acquired:

  • Professional analysis of micro- and macroeconomic processes
  • Building economic models using statistical and econometric methods
  • Forecasting economic indicators and assessing trends
  • Making well-grounded, data-driven economic decisions
  • Working with modern economic software (SPSS, STATA, Excel, Eviews)

  Career Opportunities

  Graduates can pursue successful careers as chief economists and economic analysts at enterprises, lending and
  investment specialists at banks, financial analysts, leading specialists in government economic bodies (Ministry of
  Economy and Finance, Central Bank), economic consultants at international organisations, researchers at scientific
  institutes, and experts at business consulting firms.

  Duration: 4 years (Bachelor's) | Mode of study: Full-time | Field: Economics