Digital economy (by sectors and industries)

Digital Economy – is focused on managing economic processes using digital technologies, analyzing data through information systems, improving the efficiency of economic activity, and studying modern market relations in depth.
Students in this field gain theoretical and practical knowledge in digital economy theory, information technologies, programming fundamentals, data analysis, e-commerce, fintech, macro- and microeconomics, artificial intelligence, international economic relations, management, and digital marketing.
A digital economist is a highly sought-after specialist in areas such as economic analysis, digital decision-making, business process automation, online platform development, and strategy development based on artificial intelligence and big data analysis. They conduct digital market analysis, manage economic processes, and evaluate efficiency using digital technologies.
Graduates can work as digital economists, analysts, and managers in banks, fintech and IT companies, e-commerce organizations, digital transformation departments, and both public and private enterprises.
The Department of Agricultural Economics is responsible for training digital economist specialists

General information

Agroeconomics, logistics and services

Referral code

60310500
Duration of training

4 years
State accreditation

Available
Professional and public accreditation

Available
The form of education

Full-time education
Education level

Bachelor's degree
International accreditation

Unavailable

Key disciplines

Applied Mathematics 1, 2
Economic Theory 1, 2
Information and communication technologies and systems in economics
History of economic thought
Statistics
Econometrics
Fundamentals of Programming
Digital Economy
Green Economy
Macroeconomics
Big Data Analysis Methods
Artificial Intelligence 1, 2
Economic Security
Cloud Computing
Digital Marketing
Digital Business Models
IT Project Management