The graduate of the doctoral program in Economics and Econometrics will have acquired knowledge of advanced models of theoretical microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics. The graduate will have further mastered advanced mathematical methods and the English language enabling them to practice economic research at the international level.

He is able to perform original theoretical research using mathematical models and original empirical research (testing economic theories) using econometric methods. The graduates‘ general skills also include good knowledge of statistical and computational software, and the ability to present his own research results, both in writing and orally, at the level required by impact-factor international scientific journals and international academic conferences.