BA/BS in Economics

The programme builds economic knowledge and practical skills for analysing and evaluating economic processes, with emphasis on applying that knowledge across disciplines, carrying out empirically grounded research, and making data-driven decisions in national and international contexts. Compulsory subjects run from mathematics, microeconomics and economic statistics through macroeconomics, econometrics, public economics, data analytics, international economics and logistics, to business law, taxation, applied financial analysis and business ethics, concluding with a bachelor's final project and professional internship. Students build research skills in gathering and processing qualitative and quantitative economic data, interpreting results and modelling solutions to economic problems, alongside social skills in presenting research to professional and public audiences and communicating in at least one foreign language. Graduates are described as suited to work in national and regional economic organisations, public-sector bodies such as tax authorities, municipalities, ministries and embassies, banks and financial, industrial, service or trade enterprises, or to establish their own business, with access to further study at master's level.