Bachelor in Economics

Economics examines how individuals, businesses, and governments allocate resources and make decisions under conditions of scarcity. Coursework typically covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, international economics, economic policy, and statistics, giving students tools to analyze markets, growth, and economic policy outcomes. Students develop analytical and quantitative skills used to interpret economic data and evaluate policy decisions. Career paths include roles as economic analysts, policy researchers, financial and market analysts, positions in government and international organizations, and further graduate study in economics or related fields. This bachelor program is offered at Near East University in Lefkoşa, Northern Cyprus, and is taught in English, supporting students who plan to apply economic analysis in international settings. Over 4 years, the curriculum moves from foundational economics and mathematics courses to specialized subjects in econometrics, international trade, and economic policy, often including research projects that apply economic theory to real-world data. Based in Northern Cyprus, the program offers an international academic community for students building a quantitative and analytical foundation applicable across finance, policy, and research careers.