Bachelor in Economics and Finance

This program combines the study of economic theory with the principles and practice of finance, preparing students to analyze markets, investment decisions, and economic policy. Coursework typically covers microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, corporate finance, financial markets and institutions, and quantitative methods, along with coursework in accounting and statistics. Students learn to interpret economic data, evaluate financial instruments, build financial models, and understand how monetary and fiscal policy affect businesses and economies. Graduates commonly pursue careers in banking, investment analysis, corporate finance, financial planning, consulting, or government economic policy roles, and the quantitative and analytical skills developed in the program are valued across many sectors of business. Some continue into graduate study in economics, finance, or business administration, or pursue professional finance certifications. The discipline requires strong quantitative skills and an interest in how economic forces shape markets and organizations, since professionals in this field must interpret data and make decisions under uncertainty. This program is offered at Fenerbahçe University in İstanbul, Turkey, and is taught in English, giving students an internationally oriented curriculum in economics and finance. It runs for 4 years at the bachelor level, combining theoretical coursework with quantitative and applied finance training. Graduates are prepared to enter the finance and economics workforce directly or to pursue further specialized study.