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About the training program
1. Economics, Management and law; 2.Economic analytics; 3.Accounting technologies and audit; 4. Economics of science and education and GR-technologies; 5.Economics of an industrial enterprise.These programs are aimed at training highly qualified masters of a new generation who possess systemic knowledge in the field of modern economics and can effectively apply them in the practice of managing enterprises, organizations and institutions through the use of analytical methods, management tools and digital technologies, taking into account the legal aspects of regulating economic development.
What you will learn
- Public choice and behavioral economics
- Innovation management in the digital economy
- Business analytics: methods and tools
- Industrial development ecosystems
- Macroeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Microeconomics
- Methods and tools of economic research
- Socio-economics
- The company's competitive strategies and antitrust mechanisms and others
- Economic policy and public and corporate governance
- Analytical Economics
- Institutional economics and law
- Innovation management in the digital economy
- Project management under conditions of risk and uncertainty
What do graduates do for a living?
Economic specialists research significant trends in commerce and business. From their research, they forecast the effects of these trends on a company or industry. They often work for privately held companies, financial institutions or state and federal government. Economists are most in demand in industrial companies, consulting, information structures. They work in such areas as logistics, marketing, sales, finance, information technology, and may work as Economic Research Analyst, Energy Markets and Economic Impacts Analyst, Health Economic and Outcomes Research Analyst, etc.