Bachelor's Degree in Economics - Economic Sociology and Psychology Programme

Area of study: 3. Social, Economic and Legal sciences.

Field of study: 3.8. Economics.

Educational and Qualification Degree: Bachelor in Economics. 

Form of Study: Regular.

Duration: 4 years (8 semesters), 2430 hours.

Credits: 240.

Form of graduation: State Exam/ Research Study.

The Economic Sociology and Psychology Programme curriculum includes a range of compulsory, optional and facultative disciplines taught in eight semesters.

In the first and second year, all students take courses providing fundamental economic, sociological and humanitarian training:

Compulsory courses: Mathematics I part; Microeconomics; Academic ethics; Principles of Law; Principles of Management; Informatics; Macroeconomics; Principles of Finance; Statistics; Corporate Finances; Marketing; Principles of Accounting.

Optional courses:

• One of the following courses: History of economic Thought; Principles of Economic Theory; Economic History; Philosophy.
• One of the following courses: Labour Economics; Economic Sociology.
• One of the following courses: Economics of Entreprise; Mathematics Part II; Principles of Entrepreneurship.
• One of the following courses: Business logistics; Corporative Security; Strategic Planning; International Tourism; International Economics; 
• One of the following courses: Transport and Mobility; Trade.
• One of the following courses: Ecological Economics; Intellectual Property and Creative Industries.
• One of the following courses: Econometrics; Real Estate; Financial Control.

In their third year of study, students take the following courses:

• Compulsory courses: Economic Culture; Social Policy; Human Resources; Public Sector Economics; Economic Policy; Industrial Relations.

Optional courses:

• One of the following courses: Green Economy; Microeconomic Theory; Organizational Behavior; Fundamentals of Social Audit; Philosophy of Economics.
• One of the following courses: Introduction to Political Economy; Economic Crises; Classical and Modern Sociological Theories; Motivation at Work.
• One of the following courses: Risk Management; Banking Systems and Cryptocurrencies; Demography; Demographic Analyzes and Forecasts; Institutional Economics; International Migration.
• One of the following courses: Investments in Human Capital; Innovations; Political and Economic Systems; Human

  Resources Development; Social Networks and Social Capital.

In their fourth year of study, students take the following courses:

Compulsory courses: Sociology of deviant behavior and crime; Data Processing and Data Analysis with SPSS; Social Psychology.

Optional courses: 

• One of the following courses: Social Stratification and Mobility; Sociology of Conflicts; Company Culture.
• One of the following courses: Introduction to Psychology; Psychology of Personality.
• One of the following courses: Qualitative Research Methods; Methodology and Organization of Empirical Research; Sociology of Social Communities.
• One of the following courses: Intergroup Relations and Social Persuasion; Behavioural Change: Assessment and Decision Making; Social Cognition and Social Thinking.