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Information about the Program: The aim of the non-thesis master's program is; It is to show the student how to use the existing knowledge in practice by gaining knowledge on professional issues.
The aim of the program is to develop basic economics and business knowledge, as well as to develop research, analysis and evaluation skills and to provide gains in management.
The duration of completing the non-thesis master's program is three semesters in total. It is obligatory to complete 10 courses of 30 credits + term project course in three semesters. If it is not completed, the program is terminated.

Degree Earned: Students who successfully complete this program are awarded a Business Economics (Non-Thesis Master's) diploma in the Department of Economics.
Level of Degree Earned: This program is a non-thesis master's degree program.

Conditions and Rules of the Degree Earned: In order to graduate from this program, it is obligatory to complete 10 courses with a minimum of 30 credits + a term project course.

Features-Description of the Program: The aim of the non-thesis master's program; It is to show the student how to use the existing knowledge in practice by gaining knowledge on professional issues.
It gives the opportunity to specialize in both business and economics branches. It is aimed to train operators with business, management and economy formation.

Occupational Profiles of Graduates:
1. Will be able to analyze business and public problems and issues using algebraic, graphical and statistical tools.
2. Participate in private sector learning processes designed by companies to support continuous innovation and better skills development.
3. To be able to use microeconomic and macroeconomic theories to analyze and better understand the structure of international business, the evolution of competition and the economic environment.
4. Will be able to understand and explain important elements of local, regional, national and international economy to a non-specialist.
5. To be able to use basic financial information especially about investment evaluation, company management, markets, financial institutions and company funding sources.
6. Will be able to identify and effectively manage the unique features of the international business world in comparison with local employees.
7. To be able to use computer software and internet and web opportunities related to international data sources effectively in analyzing and interpreting economic data.
8. To be able to use economic concepts and specialized vocabulary in their original written and oral works.