The Master of Science program in International Economy and Business, hosted by the Faculty of Economics and Business, is dedicated to equipping students with advanced skills in economics and business. Building upon a foundational understanding of international, micro- and macroeconomics, as well as international politics, European integration, international law, regional studies, civilization/globalization, students delve into specialized areas that enable them to analyze, plan, make decisions, and oversee the operations of business organizations and institutions within an international context.
Prospective students must hold a Bachelor’s degree in economics, business, or management. Additionally, proficiency in English, demonstrated through standardized tests like TOEFL (547) or IELTS (6.0), is a prerequisite for admission. To apply, candidates must submit an application fee of 150 USD, along with an entrance procedure fee of 350 USD.
The program spans four semesters, culminating in the accumulation of 120 ECTS credits. The curriculum emphasizes a balanced approach, with lectures and seminars constituting 49% of the program, and practical training accounting for 51%.
Key subjects covered during the program encompass Advanced Microeconomics, Advanced Development Economics, Advanced International Marketing, Global Corporate Strategy and Multilevel Governance, Advanced Macroeconomics, Statistics and Econometrics, and International Trade Theory.
In the second year, students delve into more specialized areas, including International Economic Policy, International Finance, The Law of International Economic Relations, The Economic History of the World, International Political Economy, Advanced International Management, International Accounting and Information Systems, Research Methodology, and conclude the program with a thesis.
Graduates emerge as economists specialized in international economy and business, well-equipped to navigate the complex landscape of global economic relations. Their expertise is sought after in various sectors, including international corporations, governmental organizations, and consulting firms, where they contribute to shaping international economic policies and strategies.
