Program Learning Outcomes
It is expected that students of the Economics program will acquire the knowledge, skills, and competencies listed below by the time they graduate.
1-) Understands the fundamental concepts and theories of economics and analyzes economic events within microeconomic and macroeconomic frameworks.
2-) Comprehends the historical development of economic theories and applies them to current economic issues.
3-) Follows, analyzes, and evaluates international, national, regional and sectoral economic developments within the scope of economic policies.
4-) Understands the connections between economics and related disciplines such as law, business, accounting, finance, and sociology for economic analysis.
5-) Designs economic research, collects data using qualitative and quantitative methods, conducts analysis, and interprets results.
6-) Tests economic theories using econometric methods and derives scientific and policy recommendations.
7-) Uses basic computer programs and statistical software to process, visualize, and interpret economic data.
8-) Communicates economic concepts and research findings clearly and effectively, both in writing and verbally, to experts and the general public.
9-) Has basic level proficiency in English as a foreign language to follow developments in the field.
10-) Works independently, takes initiative, and assumes responsibility in team settings.
11-) Adopts a lifelong learning approach and continuously develops critical, analytical, and innovative thinking skills.
12-) Conducts economic analyses on sustainable development, income equality, and social welfare while adhering to ethical values and demonstrating social responsibility.
