Economics

Economics is a field of study that examines the efficient use of society's available resources, as well as the processes of production, distribution, exchange, and consumption. Students enrolled in the Economics educational program acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in analyzing economic processes, managing the activities of enterprises and organizations, and making economic decisions.

Purpose of the Educational Program

The main objectives of this program are:

• To prepare specialists with modern economic knowledge;
• To train professionals capable of analyzing economic processes in a market economy;
• To develop skills for effectively organizing economic activities in enterprises and organizations;
• To prepare specialists who meet the requirements of the digital economy and innovative development.

Main Subjects Taught

The following subjects are taught within the Economics educational program:

General Professional Subjects

• Economic Theory
• Microeconomics
• Macroeconomics
• Statistics
• Econometrics
• Higher Mathematics
• Information Technologies
• Mathematical Methods in Economics

Specialized Subjects

• Economics of Enterprise
• Labor Economics
• Finance
• Taxes and Taxation
• Accounting
• Auditing
• Banking
• Investments
• Marketing
• Management
• International Economic Relations
• Digital Economy

Competencies Acquired by Students

Graduates of the program will gain the following knowledge and skills:

• Conducting economic analysis;
• Processing and analyzing statistical data;
• Developing business plans;
• Analyzing financial statements;
• Evaluating investment projects;
• Using modern information technologies;
• Planning the economic activities of enterprises and organizations;
• Economic forecasting and modeling.

Types of Internship and Practical Training

During their studies, students undertake:

• Educational Practice;
• Industrial Practice;
• Professional (Qualification) Practice;
• Pre-Graduation Internship.

These internships are organized in enterprises, banks, financial institutions, tax authorities, and other economic entities.

Employment Opportunities for Graduates

Graduates of the Economics program may work in:

• Government administration bodies;
• Ministries and government agencies;
• Banks;
• Insurance companies;
• Tax authorities;
• Enterprises and organizations;
• Private business entities;
• Consulting companies;
• Investment and financial institutions;
• Educational institutions.

Professional Career Opportunities

Graduates may work as:

• Economist;
• Financial Specialist;
• Marketing Specialist;
• Bank Employee;
• Assistant Auditor;
• Tax Inspector;
• Investment Analyst;
• Business Analyst;
• Project Manager;
• Researcher.