Economy

The Economics program provides a comprehensive foundation in economic theory, quantitative methods, and real-world applications. Students learn how economies function, how policies are made, and how to analyze financial and market trends effectively.

Core Courses:

Research Methods and Statistics
Introduction to Economics
Mathematics
Communication Skills and Academic Writing
Accounting Basics
Statistical Software for Economics
Microeconomics
Mathematics for Economics
Macroeconomics
Econometrics
International Economy
Politics and Monetary Theory
Methodology and Economic Philosophy
Economic Analysis
Development of Economic Ideas
Industrial Organizations
Development and Economic Growth

Graduate Competencies:

Strong foundation in economic theory and applied analysis
Ability to interpret economic data and market behaviors
Proficiency in using statistical tools and economic modeling
Understanding the relationship between policy and economy

Career Opportunities:

Public and Private Banks
Insurance Companies
Financial Consulting Firms
Accounting and Auditing Agencies
Academic and Research Institutions