A. Program's Educational Objectives
- Train students to analyze economic changes occurring in global, regional, and national economies within the framework of fundamental economic principles. Graduates will be able to establish cause-and-effect relationships between economic variables and develop decision-making skills for problem-solving.
- Ensure that graduates can effectively apply the theoretical and practical knowledge, experience, and skills acquired during their education to professional life. They are expected to be team-oriented, collaborative, open to change and innovation, socially and culturally aware, and to uphold ethical and professional standards in their careers.
- Foster students who can undertake projects and activities related to economics within a social responsibility framework, effectively use computers at a level equivalent to the European Computer Driving License (ECDL) basic level, and follow developments in their field by using a foreign language at a minimum of B1 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to communicate with colleagues and stay informed about advancements in the discipline.
B. Program's Learning Outcomes
- Understand and apply fundamental concepts, theories, and policies in economics and its sub-disciplines.
- Explain and analyze economic events at global, regional, and national levels and develop the necessary knowledge and skills to address them.
- Utilize and interpret mathematical, statistical, and econometric methods and tools to analyze and solve emerging economic problems in their field.
- Develop economic models based on acquired knowledge and skills to propose solutions to economic problems.
- Establish connections between economic concepts and other disciplines to communicate effectively in written and oral forms with different segments of society.
- Demonstrate social responsibility by developing and implementing projects and initiatives that address social and economic dynamics in their communities.
