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See the degree grade →A four-year undergraduate programme taught in Uzbek and Russian that builds core economic knowledge—micro and macro theory, finance, management and business processes—while developing analytical, critical-thinking and decision-making skills. Best suited to students aiming for roles in finance, public or private-sector economic analysis, or who want the option of a double major to broaden employability.
This is a 4-year Bachelor-level Economics programme delivered in Kunduzgi (full-time) and Masofaviy (distance) modes by the Department of Business and Economics. The curriculum is aligned with contemporary global market needs and international practice, and the first year at Toshkent Xalqaro Universiteti (TIU) provides a fundamental preparatory phase to build essential knowledge and help students choose their specialisation from the second year onward.
The programme covers economic theory, microeconomics and macroeconomics, finance, management and business processes. The taught subjects include a core package featuring Mathematics and a Foreign Language. The course emphasises development of critical thinking, analytical approaches, problem-solving and strategic decision-making relevant to modern economic environments.
The source does not list specific admission requirements on the programme page; prospective applicants should contact the university admissions team for up-to-date entry criteria and application steps.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as economists, financial analysts, business analysts, specialists in banks and financial institutions, managers in international companies and corporations, economic planning specialists in public and private organisations, consultants and auditors, and economic analysts in research centres and institutes. The programme also offers an option to study a second major (double major) to expand skills and labour-market competitiveness.
The programme page indicates contract tuition fees (19,000,000 or 16,000,000 soʻm depending on mode) and references grants; applicants should consult the admissions office for details on available scholarships, grants and exact fee structures.
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