World economy and international economic relations

World Economy and International Economic Relations is a socio-economic field that studies economic relations between countries, international trade, investments, financial systems, and global market processes. This program examines economic cooperation between states, export-import operations, the activities of international organizations, and processes of global economic integration.

The program covers international trade theory, international finance and credit, currency relations, customs operations, logistics, foreign economic activity, and the basics of international marketing. In addition, students develop analytical thinking skills, the ability to assess global economic processes, and make strategic decisions. This field contributes to strengthening the country's position in the global economy.

Graduates with a Bachelor’s degree in World Economy and International Economic Relations can work in the following positions:

• International Economist — analyzing foreign economic relations and international markets.
• Export-Import Manager — organizing and managing foreign trade operations.
• International Marketing Specialist — promoting products and services to foreign markets.
• Logistics Manager — managing international transportation and supply chains.
• Banking and Finance Specialist — working with international financial operations.
• Investment Specialist — attracting and analyzing foreign investments.
• Junior Research Assistant — engaging in scientific research in economics and international relations.

And other related professions!

Entrance Examinations: Mathematics, Foreign Language

Language of Instruction: Uzbek, Russian

Mode of Study: Full-time