MA in Economics (in English)

Why Economics at Ibn Haldun University?

The scope of economics, which mainly focuses on the studies of the use of scarce resources to meet human needs, has expanded its coverage from analyses of the economic behavior of individuals and firms to the analysis of the economic behavior of countries and international institutions. Economic behavior has become a subject that requires analysis at the global level due to the rapid development of information and communication technologies in the 1990s. In addition, companies operating at the worldwide level prepare their strategies with optimization at the global level. This reduces the constraints imposed on the national level of economic behavior and requires a global structure that allows for the free movement of goods and services and factors of production such as capital and labor. Although the worldwide crisis of 2008 has some consequences that will cause the effects of nation-states on economic behavior to rise again, economic globalization is continuing.

These developments at the global level have increased the importance of economics as a science. The analysis of labor, money, and capital markets and products in goods and services markets, as well as the interaction between these markets, is vital in understanding the policies that need to be developed at the national and global levels. In this respect, universities have a significant role. The rising of human resources with knowledge and experience of basic concepts of economy, methods of analysis, and economic policies will contribute to the sustainable development of the countries and the continuation of their competitive advantages. Moreover, it is possible to improve human resource potential in this area through graduate programs.

İbn Haldun University's Master of Arts in Economics program is expected to contribute to students coming from different undergraduate majors to gain the ability to understand and evaluate the changes in local and global economics. In addition to the core courses for two years, a variety of elective courses will allow the participants to apply theory to the current economic issues and prepare the theses. As the medium of instruction in the program is English, the graduates are expected to be employed at national and international organizations.

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Head of The Department:

Prof. Hasan Vergil

Scope of the Program:

Our graduate program offers theoretical courses such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, research methods, and econometrics to gain the ability to understand and interpret national and global economic events, as well as sectoral courses that will provide specialization in areas such as energy, environment, foreign trade, finance, real estate, infrastructure, and transportation.

The following lesson plan is for informational purposes only. Click here to access the Bologna information.

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IBN HALDUN UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES
ECONOMICS (ENGLISH)
WITH THESIS COURSE PLAN
I. Semester
Course CodeCourse NameHoursCreditECTS
TU
ECON 501Research Methods and Publication Ethics3038
ECON 503Microeconomic Analysis3038
ECON 505Macroeconomic Analysis3038
ECON…Departmental Elective3038
Language Courses
Total Credit1232
II. Semester
Course CodeCourse NameHoursCreditECTS
TU
ECON 500Seminar3008
ECON 504Microeconomic Theory3038
ECON 506Macroeconomic Theory3038
ECON 508Econometrics3038
ECON…Departmental Elective3038
Language Courses
Total Credit1240
III. Semester
Course CodeCourse NameHoursCreditECTS
TU
ECON 599Master's Thesis00030
Total Credit030
IV. Semester
Course CodeCourse NameHoursCreditECTS
TU
ECON 599Master's Thesis00030
Total Credit030
Overall Total Credit24132
COMPULSORY COURSES
Course CodeCourse NameHoursCreditECTS
TU
ECON 500Seminar3008
ECON 501Research Methods and Publication Ethics3038
ECON 503Microeconomic Analysis3038
ECON 504Microeconomic Theory3038
ECON 505Macroeconomic Analysis3038
ECON 506Macroeconomic Theory3038
ECON 508Econometrics3038
DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVE COURSES
Course CodeCourse NameHoursCreditECTS
TU
STAT 501Mathematical Statistics3038
ECON 510International Economics3038
ECON 511Innovation Economics3038
ECON 512Game Theory3038
ECON 513Monetary Economics3038
ECON 514Industrial Economics3038
ECON 515Energy Economics3038
ECON 516Public Economics3038
ECON 517Time Series Econometrics3038
ECON 518Panel Data and Cross Section Models3038
ECON 519Environmental Economics3038
ECON 520Development Economics3038
ECON 521Transport Economics3038
ECON 522Real Estate and Urban Economics3038
ECON 523Islamic Economics and Finance3038
ECON 524Economic Jurisprudence in Islam3038
ECON 525Islam and Political Economy3038
ECON 527Behavioral Economics and Finance3038
ECON 528Labor Economics3038
ECON 529Data Science for Economists3038
ECON 530Programming for Data Science3038
ECON 531Applied Data Analytics3038
ECON 532Data Mining and Big Data3038
ECON 533Machine Learning and AI3038
ECON 536Applied Data Analysis3038
ECON 545Current Issues in Turkish Economy3038
ECON 546An Economic History of Modern Turkey3038
ECON 550Selected Issues in Economics3038
EFIN 518Islamic Finance3038