Economics and Finance (Non Thesis)

The Institute of Graduate Studies, Department of Economics, Non-thesis Master’s Programme (English) (Distance Education) in Economics and Finance has strong academic staff, which will help students to follow, analyse and evaluate the sectoral developments both nationally and globally after their graduate studies.

Essential Learning Outcomes

1. Have knowledge of social and professional ethics.
2. Have knowledge of basic concepts, theories, principles, and facts in economics and finance.
3. Follow and interpret the latest developments in economics and finance in the country and around the world.
4. Provide methods, techniques, and tools necessary for analysis and modelling of economic data, and evaluate the results.
5. Have knowledge of quantitative and qualitative economic methods that will help the assessment of propositions from various economic theories on a practical matter to contribute to the resolution of current economic issues.
6. Understand the common and distinctive characteristics of markets, the industry as well as market regulations and policies.
7. Develop skills for approaching economic developments from different perspectives,
8. Analyse political interventions in economics as well as economic interventions in politics.
9. Use the knowledge acquired in the field during their studies to solve daily economic issues.
10. Understand current and new economic developments, and detail the evolution of economic approaches.
11. Develop the ability to explain and convey certain economic developments and news.
12. Have social, scientific, and ethical values in the processes of gathering, interpreting, announcing, and applying of economic and financial knowledge.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program will have a solid knowledge of national and international finance, will be able to apply their theoretical knowledge, understand the interaction between global commercial processes, international economics, and finance, as well as develop various visions. They will also be able to manage today’s global economic instruments, such as short-term and long-term debt instruments, stocks, and financial derivative instruments.