Econometrics

Description of the education field:
60310200 – Econometrics – is a field of economics that covers the basics of econometric modeling, such as teaching students to apply economic statistics and econometric methods in market relations conditions, to study economic dynamics using various functions, to solve econometric models using computer programs, and to make managerial decisions on analyzing obtained results.
Program learning outcomes:
Upon its successful completion, graduates can have skills of:
a) conducting scientific and practical research, reworking and drawing conclusions from experimental results, preparing and editing scientific articles, organizing and holding scientific seminars, conferences, and symposiums, developing scientific projects;
b) using information and pedagogical technologies in pedagogical activities;
c) organizing and managing production;
d) optimizing the structure of organizations, enterprises, and their subdivisions, enhancing the professional competence of employees, organizing and managing efficient use of labor resources, implementing a system to enhance labor motivation;
e) applying economic theories in production and efficient use of labor resources in enterprises and sectors;
f) developing and applying mathematical, information, and simulation models on the subject of theoretical and practical work;
g) evaluating the economic efficiency of projects, preparing financial and statistical reports by sectors and areas, and analyzing them;
h) conducting research to identify factors influencing economic development in sectors and areas, and performing analytical work;
i) developing and applying professional knowledge and skills to develop financial, economic, and strategic plans, developing conceptual and theoretical models of scientific problems in the economic field, and applying recommendations and action plans based on scientific research results;