BSc

Knowledge

Graduates of the program will be able to:

• Demonstrate knowledge of microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, finance, accounting, and statistics.
• Explain key concepts of business, management, marketing, labor economics, public sector economics, and international economics.
• Understand economic development, economic growth, business cycles, and economic policies.
• Describe the functioning of financial markets, investment analysis, and digital economics.
• Recognize the role of European economic integration, international business, and Kosovo’s economy in the global context.
• Understand research methods and the application of quantitative methods in economics.

Skills

Graduates will be able to:

• Apply economic theories and quantitative methods to analyze economic and business problems.
• Use statistical and econometric tools to interpret economic data and support decision-making.
• Conduct economic research using appropriate methodologies and analytical techniques.
• Evaluate economic policies, labor market trends, and development strategies.
• Prepare and interpret financial and investment analyses.
• Communicate effectively in professional and academic contexts, including in foreign languages.
• Use digital and coding tools relevant to economics and data analysis.

Autonomy and Responsibility

Graduates will be able to:

• Work independently and collaboratively in addressing economic and business challenges.
• Take responsibility for professional decisions based on economic evidence and ethical principles.
• Adapt to changing economic environments and labor market demands.
• Engage in lifelong learning and professional development in economics and related fields.
• Contribute responsibly to policy analysis, organizational decision-making, and socio-economic development.
• Conduct independent academic work through research projects and the diploma thesis.

MASTER

Knowledge

Graduates of the MSc in Economics program will be able to:

• Demonstrate advanced knowledge in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics.
• Understand contemporary economic theories and their application to complex economic analysis.
• Explain the functioning of financial markets, monetary policies, and international trade.
• Understand development economics, labor economics, and the economics of the European Union.
• Recognize the concepts of digital economics, game theory, gender economics, and human capital economics.
• Understand advanced research and mathematical methods in economics.

Skills

Graduates will be able to:

• Apply advanced economic and econometric models to analyze economic problems.
• Conduct scientific research using quantitative and qualitative methods.
• Analyze and interpret economic data for policymaking and decision-making purposes.
• Evaluate the impact of economic, monetary, trade, and development policies.
• Solve complex economic problems through critical analysis and the use of analytical tools.
• Prepare and present professional and academic analyses in a well-argued manner.
• Apply interdisciplinary knowledge to address economic issues at national and international levels.

Autonomy and Responsibility

Graduates will be able to:

• Work independently on economic analyses and research projects.
• Take professional and ethical responsibility in economic analysis and decision-making processes.
• Lead projects and teams in the fields of economics, finance, and public policy.
• Contribute to the design and evaluation of economic and development policies.
• Engage in lifelong learning and continuous professional development in economics and related fields.
• Conduct independent scientific research through the master’s thesis and academic activities.