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Economics Part I // Master of Economics

This model will be launched in September.

 

Program Duration:

 

Two study options:


• Full-time: 1 year
• Flexible study mode: 2 years

 

Language of Instruction: Georgian.

 

Qualification Awarded: Master of Economics.

 

Program Description:

 

The first part of the Master’s Program in Economics comprises 60 ECTS credits. The program aims to educate graduates with comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental principles, processes, and theories of economics. Master’s Program in Economics was developed through consultations with professors from universities in Bulgaria, Belgium, Magdeburg, and the College of Business of Florida State University. The program is focused on preparing highly qualified graduates in economics.

 

Program Objectives:

 

  • Provide students with in-depth and systematic theoretical knowledge of economics.
    • Enable graduates to apply modern economic principles and methods in practice, correctly interpret results, and implement practical projects.
    • Develop the ability to analyze the functioning of the economy at the microeconomic, macroeconomic, and international levels.
    • Develop competencies for understanding current events and processes in various areas of economics through the synthesis of theoretical and specialized knowledge.
    • Foster analytical, creative, and innovative thinking skills, enabling students to collect and analyze economic data and draw generalized conclusions.

 

Career Opportunities:

 

The program is designed in line with labor market demands and sectoral standards. Graduates may pursue careers in public institutions and international organizations, including the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development, Ministry of Finance, National Statistics Office, National Bank, local self-government bodies, the Government of Georgia, banks, insurance companies, audit firms, retail companies, educational institutions, and other organizations.

 

Continuation of Studies:

 

After completing the first part of the program, students may continue to the second (research) part of the Master’s Program in Economics.

 

Flexibility:

 

Classes are scheduled in the evening to help students combine work and study. Each course is taught one day per week.

The first part consists of 60 ECTS credits (30 ECTS per semester). The academic year is organized into fall and spring semesters.

All courses are related to the core field of economics. The first part consists of compulsory and elective components.



Compulsory component – 42 ECTS:


• Compulsory courses – 36 ECTS
• Internship component – 6 ECTS

Elective component – 18 ECTS, selected by the student from courses totaling 54 ECTS.

 

Program Structure.

Enrollment Requirements

 

  • Bachelor's or any other degree equal to the Bachelor's
  • Certificate confirming passing the Unified National Examination (B type test)
  • Being a successful candidate at the interview held at CHS

 

 

Papers to be submitted

 

  • A copy of the Diploma certified by Notary + Grade transcript
  • A copy of Identification Card
  • Military transcript (for male candidates)
  • Two photographs (3x4) +CD
  • Cover letter (no more than 500 words)
  • Two reference letters
  • Filled in application form

 

Terms of Payment

 

The tuition fee is paid per semester according to the number of credits taken.

 

Tinatin Giorgadze 

Dean

Tel: (+995 32) 237 77 77 (215)
Mob: (+995) 599 795 554
E-mail: tgiorgadze@cu.edu.ge 

Room: B9

 

Monika Kvaratskhelia 

Administrative Director of Undegraduate/Graduate Programs 

Tel: (+995 32) 237 77 77 (274) 

E-mail: mokvaratskhelia@cu.edu.ge

Room:B26