About the programme
Bachelor's Degree in Economics (Evening Programme)
The Bachelor's programme in Economics offers a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations and practical mechanisms of the modern market economy. The evening study format is specifically tailored to working students, enabling them to successfully balance their professional careers with higher education.
Programme Objectives
To train highly qualified specialists capable of independently analysing micro- and macroeconomic processes, making informed economic decisions and developing effective business strategies.
Core Subjects:
- Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
- History of Economic Thought
- Econometrics and Economic Statistics
- Money, Credit and Banking
- Taxes and Taxation
- Business Economics
- International Economic Relations
- Fundamentals of Marketing and Management
Skills Acquired:
- Analysing economic indicators and financial statements
- Assessing and forecasting market trends
- Developing business plans and investment projects
- Applying economic-mathematical modelling techniques
- Working with statistical software (Excel, SPSS, EViews)
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers as economists, financial analysts, audit specialists and managers in banking and financial institutions, tax and statistical agencies, government bodies, the economic departments of industrial and trading enterprises, audit and consulting firms, as well as international organisations.
Duration: 4.5 years (Bachelor's) | Form of Study: Evening | Languages of Instruction: Uzbek and Russian
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