Economics

What is taught in this field

The Economics programme teaches students to understand, analyse and manage economic processes. Students study the fundamentals of microeconomics and macroeconomics, statistics and econometrics, as well as accounting, finance, banking and marketing. Mathematics and computer science build skills in calculation and data handling.

A foreign language, especially English, plays an important role in the programme. Practical classes, case analysis and coursework help students apply theory to real situations.

Who will the graduate become

Graduates may start careers as economists, financial specialists, accountant-auditors, analysts, marketing or management specialists. Positions include chief specialist, department head, economic planning specialist and business analyst.

Professional growth depends largely on personal initiative, language skills and practical experience.

Where can you work

Economics specialists are in demand across many sectors in Uzbekistan. They can work at:

• commercial banks and financial institutions;
• tax, customs and other state bodies;
• industrial, construction, trade and service enterprises;
• audit and consulting companies;
• insurance companies and investment funds;
• international organisations and project departments.

Graduates may also open their own business or pursue research.

Who is it suited for

This field suits applicants who enjoy working with numbers, think logically and are interested in analysing data. Communication skills, teamwork and keeping up with economic news are also important qualities.

If you are interested in understanding economic events, drawing up clear plans and analysing results, this programme may be a good choice. Before applying, it is advisable to review the curricula and practical training opportunities offered by universities.