The Economics: Digital Economy program is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of economic principles alongside the transformative impact of digital technologies on markets, business models, and economic systems. This interdisciplinary program blends core economics with innovation management, digital business processes, and data-driven decision-making.

Students will gain expertise in analyzing how digitalization reshapes economic activities, from e-commerce and digital finance to platform economies and digital labor markets. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical applications, preparing graduates to navigate and lead in the evolving digital economic landscape.

Graduates will be prepared for roles that require a deep understanding of economic dynamics in digital contexts, including management of e-businesses, policy analysis, and strategic development in technology-driven sectors.

The curriculum is delivered through a cyber-integrated, flexible study program combining economics, business, and digital technologies, featuring:

• Lectures and seminars by economists, digital business experts, and industry practitioners;
• Practical training in business intelligence, data analytics, and digital strategy;
• Access to real-world datasets, digital platforms, and case studies;
• Internships and project collaborations with digital economy enterprises.

Key areas of study include:

●     Core Economics and Quantitative Foundations;

●     Digital Economy and Innovation;

●     Business and Organizational Management;

●     Data Analytics and Digital Tools;

●     Legal, Ethical, and Social Aspects;

●     Capstone and Practical Experience.

Graduates of the Economics: Digital Economy program will be prepared for careers including:

• Digital Business Analyst;
• E-Business Manager;
• Economic Policy Advisor (Digital Sector);
• Data Analyst in Digital Markets;
• Innovation and Technology Consultant;
• Digital Strategy Specialist;
• Financial Analyst with focus on digital finance.

They will find opportunities in technology firms, financial institutions, consulting agencies, government bodies, and startups, contributing to the growth and sustainability of the digital economy locally and globally.