Bachelor in Economics

Economics studies how societies decide to use limited resources to satisfy competing needs, examining the behavior of consumers, businesses, and governments within markets and broader economic systems. The subject is commonly divided into microeconomics, concerned with individual markets and decision-making units, and macroeconomics, which looks at economy-wide indicators such as growth, inflation, and unemployment. Programs typically cover economic theory, mathematics and statistics for economics, econometrics, and applied fields such as public economics, international trade, or development economics, building the analytical toolkit needed to study economic questions rigorously. Career paths for economics graduates span banking, financial analysis, corporate strategy, government policy roles, and research positions in think tanks or international organizations, where the ability to interpret data and economic trends is a core requirement. The rigorous quantitative training also prepares students well for postgraduate study in economics, finance, or related quantitative and policy-focused disciplines. This bachelor's program in Economics is offered at Anadolu University in Eskişehir, Turkey, with instruction conducted in English over a duration of 4 years. As one of Turkey's major public universities, Anadolu offers an established economics curriculum within a large and diverse academic community. The choice to study in English is intended to help students engage with international economic scholarship and data sources throughout the four years of the program, preparing graduates for careers or further study that require working with English-language economic material after they complete their degree.