Economics

Economics is focused on the efficient management of economic processes in various sectors, the rational use of resources, analysis of production costs and income, as well as a deep study of agribusiness and market relations.
Students in this field will gain both theoretical and practical knowledge in the areas of economic theory, accounting, taxation, financial analysis, macro and microeconomics, international economic relations, management, and marketing.
An economist is a specialist in high demand in areas such as finance, analysis, public administration, enterprise management, and investment planning. They analyze markets, manage economic processes, develop business growth strategies, and assess the efficiency of business activities.
Graduates can work as economists, analysts, and managers in agricultural enterprises, farms, agribusiness complexes, financial and tax authorities, as well as government organizations.
The Department of Agroеconomics is responsible for training economists in this specialization.

General information

Agroeconomics, logistics and services

Economics

Referral code

60410100
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

Key disciplines

Applied mathematics 1, 2
Theory of economics 1, 2
Information and communication technologies and systems in economics
History of economic thought
Academic skills and professional competence
Statistics
Introduction to econometrics
Applied econometrics
Microeconomics 1, 2
Macroeconomics 1, 2
Environmental economics and climate change
Economic policy
Data analysis in economics
Institutional economics
Financial economics
Economic security
Global economic development
Macroeconomic analysis and forecasting
Investment project analysis
Industrial economics