Economics
The main goal of the Department of Economics is to inform its students about national and international economic developments, to contribute to their better understanding, analysis and interpretation of economic events, and to increase their problem-solving capacity.
In addition to the core economics courses that will enable our students to succeed in their education and working lives, the department also offers courses in other related fields such as business administration, finance, law, sociology, mathematics and statistics. Double major and minor opportunities are also offered to our students so that they can develop an interdisciplinary approach and be better prepared for the future. In addition, there are student exchange programmes abroad, such as Erasmus, that allow our students to gain international experience.
The Economics undergraduate programme is a 240-ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) programme with a normal duration of 4 academic years consisting of 8 semesters. 1 ECTS corresponds to a student workload of 30 (hours/semester).
- To give its graduates the competence to work in positions such as economist, analyst and financial adviser in fields requiring economic analysis.
- To give its graduates the competence to work in accounting, finance and taxation in financial institutions and real sector companies.
- To give its graduates the competence to work as district governors, administrative judges and inspectors in public institutions.
- To give its graduates the competence to work as managers or specialists in their own businesses as entrepreneurs.
- To give its graduates the competence to pursue an academic career through graduate education.