MASTER PROGRAM
Field: Economics
Profiles: Finance, Accounting, Analysis, and Audit
The license issued by the Ministry of Education and Science of the Kyrgyz Republic allows conducting the Master's program in "Economics, Management, and Tourism" with a focus on the 580100 "Economics" direction.
The standard duration of the postgraduate professional education program for master's students is 2 years.
Applicants interested in enrolling in the Master's program must hold a bachelor's degree in relevant fields. Applicants with a higher education background are admitted based on the results of entrance exams on a competitive basis. Those with achievements in research, reflected in scientific publications, may be given preferential admission rights through interviews, as decided by the examination committee.
The program is built on the following principles:
1. Interdisciplinary Training: Providing theoretical knowledge and practical skills in finance, securities markets, financial risk management, accounting, analysis, and audit in companies.
2. Applied Training: Specialized disciplines for each profile within the program.
3. Wide Range of Elective Courses: Allowing students to tailor their individual study plans to align with their professional and scientific interests.
4. Active Teaching Methods: Using case studies, project approaches, group assignments, and involving practitioners for workshops and masterclasses.
5. Integration of Learning and Research: Through a continuous seminar on current issues in finance and accounting.
6. Combining Theoretical and Practical Training: Emphasizing the application of theoretical knowledge to gain practical skills.
Potential Employers for Graduates:
1. Large and medium-sized companies, where graduates can work as financial analysts, heads of financial departments, auditors, chief accountants.
2. Investment companies, where graduates can work as financial analysts, heads of financial departments, auditors, chief accountants.
3. Banking institutions, where graduates can lead departments, management, programs, and projects.
4. Graduates can pursue careers in academic research and engage in teaching activities.
The work programs of the curriculum disciplines and practices are developed in accordance with the requirements, reviewed and approved by the Academic Council and the Educational and Methodological Council of Adam University.
Profile "Finance"
1. Microeconomics
2. Macroeconomics
3. History and Methodology of Economic Science
4. Contemporary Issues in Economics
5. International Finance
6. Crisis Management
7. Risk Assessment and Insurance
8. Project Management
9. Banks and Financial Institutions
10. Corporate Finance
11. Financial Management
12. Econometrics
13. Information Systems in Economic Science
14. Financial Accounting and Analysis
15. Professional English
16. Pedagogy and Psychology in Higher Education
17. Innovation Economics
18. Tax Control
19. Practice (teaching and research)
"Accounting and Audit"
1. Microeconomics
2. Macroeconomics
3. History and Methodology of Economic Science
4. Financial-Investment Analysis
5. Innovation Economics
6. Accounting, Analysis, and Audit of Foreign Economic Activity
7. Tax Accounting
8. Contemporary Issues in Economics
9. Project Management
10. Financial Management
11. Econometrics
12. Information Systems in Economic Science
13. Advanced Accounting
14. Practical Audit
15. Professional English
16. Pedagogy and Psychology in Higher Education
17. Management Accounting 2
18. Corporate Finance
19. Practice (teaching and research)
Teaching Staff: The faculty consists of professors and instructors with doctoral and candidate degrees in economic sciences, as well as young and creative instructors with professional certifications.
Objective of the Master's Program: The primary goal is to prepare highly qualified specialists for governmental, municipal, international, and commercial organizations.
Research Work in the Master's Program
Research work is a crucial component of the Master's program, including research projects, research practice, seminars, preparation of scientific publications, and participation in conferences.
Scientific Publications: As a result of seminars, research practices, and independent work, master's students may prepare scientific publications for collections and scientific journals.
In addition to research practice, the master's program includes teaching practice. This is essential not only for preparing future teachers but also because the future professional activities of master's graduates will often involve managerial positions and, consequently, training personnel. Therefore, we consider it necessary to develop skills for preparing educational materials, planning training programs, conducting seminars, and workshops for future master's students.
Basic curriculum in the direction of "Economics" (Master's degree)