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See the degree grade →A four-year full-time bachelor programme that develops understanding of global economic systems, international finance and trade, and economic diplomacy. It suits students aiming for roles in international trade, finance, policy or economic analysis who can study in Uzbek or Russian.
This is a 4-year full‑time (kunduzgi) Bachelor programme run by the Business and Economics department. Instruction is delivered in Uzbek and Russian. Core study areas include the world economic system, international finance, global markets, foreign economic activity and economic diplomacy. The programme lists Mathematics and a Foreign Language among its taught subjects and the stated tuition (contract) fee is 19,000,000 soʻm.
The programme page does not list specific academic entry criteria. Prospective applicants are invited to submit an application or contact the university admissions team for detailed requirements and the application process.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as economist in international companies and corporations; specialists in foreign economic activity (FEA); international trade and investment analysts; staff in international divisions of banks and financial institutions; employees in state external economic relations bodies; specialists for international organisations (e.g., UN, World Bank); economic experts in consulting and analysis centres; and managers in logistics and global trade firms.
The page references both contract (paid) study and grants but gives no further detail. The published contract fee is 19,000,000 soʻm; applicants should contact admissions to learn about available grants, scholarships or fee‑support options.
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