The objects of activity for graduates of this specialty are the regularities of the functioning and development of socio-economic systems, socio-economic processes, their modeling, forecasting, and regulation; motivation and behavior of economic agents; analysis and planning of their subjects' activities to achieve economic and social results; modern economic processes and phenomena; scientific methods of normative, quantitative, and institutional analysis; tools for forming international, national, regional, sectoral economic policies and enterprise economics; as well as the theory and methodology of scientific research, phenomena, and problems of modern economic processes and systems.

The goal of training is to prepare specialists who possess modern economic thinking, theoretical knowledge, and practical skills necessary to solve typical specialized tasks and practical problems in the subject area; to prepare highly qualified economics professionals who possess modern economic thinking, theoretical knowledge, and applied skills, capable of solving complex research, innovation, and managerial tasks and problems of the functioning of economic systems at various levels characterized by uncertainty of conditions and requirements; and to acquire the ability to produce new ideas and solve complex problems in the field of economics, which involves a profound rethinking of existing knowledge and the creation of new holistic knowledge and/or professional practice.

Training is carried out at the Department of Economics and Public Administration (601)

Training is conducted according to the following educational programs:

Educational Program	Educational Degree	Form of Study	Duration of Study
Economics of Enterprise	Bachelor's degree based on complete general secondary education	Full-time and Part-time	3 years and 10 months
Economics	Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)	Full-time and Part-time	4 years