Economic Informatics

Contemporary economic and social relations are characterized by great complexity; to understand them, one needs to resort to mathematical and economic modeling, to modern statistical methods, as well as to the tools of economic informatics. All these are included in the curricula of the highly practical Bachelor’s programs offered by the Faculty of Economic Cybernetics, Statistics and Informatics, which provide students with the required skills and competences for their future profession. Graduates are able to perform a variety of functions: to organize and optimize production at microeconomic level, to organize activities in the fields of administration, transportation, production systems analysis, finance, insurance, banking and management, to process data, to consolidate economic decisions, to conduct statistical surveys and interpret their results, to calculate statistical indicators.