Kyrgyz Economic University ECONOMY, Master
Kyrgyz Economic University

Kyrgyz Economic University

ECONOMY, Master

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

Master degree

2 up to

3 years

Russian, Kirghiz

Full time, Part time

Sep 2025

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The Master in Economy at Kyrgyz Economic University, named after M. Ryskulbekov, prepares students with in-depth professional education. It develops social, scientific, instrumental and professional competencies to support social mobility and labor-market stability. Graduates study business agents' behavior, costs and outcomes, market functioning, financial and information flows, and production processes and econometrics.

Career Outcomes: Graduates work in economic, financial, marketing and analytical services in private and public organizations; academic and departmental research; state and local authorities; and higher professional education institutions. Potential roles include economic analyst, financial analyst, marketing analyst, policy analyst, research associate, university lecturer and public-sector economist.

The goal of the Economics program is preparing the students with basics of in-depth professional education, which allows the graduate to work successfully in the chosen field of activity, the formation of universal social-personal, general scientific, instrumental, and professional competencies that contribute to his social mobility and stability in the labor market.

The area of โ€‹โ€‹professional activity of graduates in the direction of training Economics includes:

Economic, financial, marketing, and analytical services of organizations of various industries and forms of ownership;

Academic and departmental research organizations;

State and local authorities;

Institutions of the system

higher and additional professional education;

The objects of professional activity of graduates are the behavior of business agents, their costs and results, functioning markets, financial and information flows, production and research processes.

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