Bachelor in Economics and Administrative Sciences Programs

Economics and Administrative Sciences covers the study of how economies function alongside the management practices used to run organizations, spanning fields such as economics, business administration, finance, and public administration. Students study microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, management principles, and financial analysis, building a foundation for understanding both market behavior and organizational decision-making. Coursework typically includes accounting, marketing, organizational behavior, and quantitative methods, giving students tools to analyze economic trends and manage business or public sector operations. The discipline connects theoretical economic models with practical management skills, preparing students to interpret data, evaluate policy or business decisions, and understand the broader economic environment in which organizations operate. Students often engage with case studies covering corporate strategy, public policy, and financial markets, developing both analytical and communication skills relevant to professional environments. Graduates pursue careers in banking, finance, corporate management, public administration, consulting, and international business, working across private companies, government agencies, and international organizations. The broad grounding in economics and administration also supports further graduate study in business, economics, public policy, or finance. This bachelor's program is delivered over 4 years in English at TED University, located in Ankara, Turkey. The four-year curriculum builds from foundational economics and mathematics courses toward specialized coursework in business and administrative fields, often incorporating case-based and applied learning. English-medium instruction prepares graduates to engage with international economic literature and business practices. Ankara, as Turkey's capital and a center of government and administration, provides relevant context for studying public and private sector management.