World economy and international economic relations

Qualification Requirements for the Bachelor's Degree Program in World Economy and International Economic Relations

Program Overview

The Bachelor's Degree Program in World Economy and International Economic Relations is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of the global economy, international trade, international finance, foreign economic activity, and global economic processes.

Graduates acquire the knowledge, skills, and competencies necessary to analyze international economic developments, participate in foreign economic activities, assess global markets, and contribute to international business and economic cooperation.

Professional Activity Areas

Graduates may work in:

• Government and public administration bodies;
• Foreign trade and export-import companies;
• Banks and financial institutions;
• Investment and consulting firms;
• International organizations and representative offices;
• Research and analytical centers;
• Multinational corporations and business enterprises.

Professional Competencies

Graduates should be able to:

• Understand the fundamentals of world economy and international economic relations;
• Analyze international trade, investment, and financial processes;
• Assess international markets and economic trends;
• Participate in foreign economic activities and international business projects;
• Collect, process, and analyze economic and statistical data;
• Develop and evaluate business plans and investment projects;
• Utilize modern information and communication technologies;
• Communicate effectively in foreign languages within professional settings;
• Work efficiently in multicultural and international environments.

Professional Responsibilities

• Analyze global economic developments and international markets;
• Participate in export-import operations and foreign trade activities;
• Prepare economic reports, forecasts, and analytical materials;
• Contribute to international investment and business projects;
• Support international cooperation initiatives;
• Evaluate the effectiveness of foreign economic activities;
• Conduct market research and economic analysis.

Further Education Opportunities

Graduates may continue their studies in Master's degree programs in World Economy and International Economic Relations, Economics, International Business, Finance, Banking, and related fields.