The Master’s Program includes 120 ECTS credits, the academic year is structured on a semester basis; it consists of compulsory and optional subjects, study practice and a master's thesis.

Subjects of the Master’s Program in Economics:

Compulsory

• Microeconomics (reinforced)
• Macroeconomics (reinforced)
• International Economics (Theory and Practice)
• Microeconomics of Competition
• Social Statistics
• Econometrics
• Macroeconomic Forecasting

Optional

• Modern and Postmodern Social Theory
• Social Research Methods
• Employment Policy and the Informal Economy in the EU
• Employment Policy and Informal Economy in Georgia - A Comparative Perspective
• Transition Economy in Georgia - A Comparative Perspective
• System of Industrial Relations in the EU
• System of Industrial Relations Comparative Analysis
• Organizational Behavior and Human Resource Management
• Sociology of Labor and Organization
• Methodology of the National Account System
• State Economy (Fiscal Theory and Policy)
• Political Economy and Public Choice
• Healthcare Economy
• Monetary Economics (Money Supply Theory and Policy)