Brief description of the educational program “Economic Analytics”
“Economic Analytics” is a modern bachelor’s program in the specialty C1 “Economics and International Economic Relations”, offering a classical economic education with an emphasis on analytical approaches and work with numerical data.
In a rapidly changing world, effective decisions are based on deep analysis. The program trains specialists who are able to research, model and make informed economic decisions based on data.
Students gain fundamental knowledge of economics and practical analysis skills, work with real data, create analytical scenarios for business, communities and regional development, as well as for solving economic problems in a broader social context. The program covers the economic aspects of sustainable development and prepares for work in conditions of complex socio-economic challenges.
This program is suitable for those who want not only to navigate the economy but also to deeply understand its mechanisms and patterns, influence economic processes in a professional environment, and build a career in the analytical field.
The training program covers the following key areas:
• Economic theory and applied economics — fundamental knowledge of economic mechanisms, markets and institutions.
• Accounting, statistics and economic decision-making — tools for data analysis, efficiency assessment and decision justification.
• Analytics and modelling of economic processes — working with real data, building models, forming forecasts and scenarios.
• Digital technologies and innovations in the economy — modern approaches to digitalization, sustainable development and the economy of change.
As a result of the training, the graduate will acquire the following skills:
• apply analytical tools to understand economic processes and decisions;
• investigate socio-economic phenomena using economic and mathematical models;
• analyze trends in the national and global economy;
• assess the efficiency of enterprises and industries;
• identify factors affecting the labour market and other social processes;
• work with economic data — collect, process and draw conclusions from them;
• use modern digital platforms and business analytics tools;
• model business processes to improve the performance of companies;
• justify economic decisions, in particular regarding investments, innovations and development.