Belarusian State University Faculty Of Economics
The Faculty of Economics of the Belarusian State University trains Bachelors of Science in the following fields:
- Economics (specialization — "analytical economics", the qualification is an economist-analyst)
- Economic theory (specialization — "economic policy", the qualification is an economic theorist/ a teacher of economic sciences)
- Finance and credit (specialization —"banking", the qualification is an economist-financier)
- Management: (specialization — "international management", "innovation management", the qualification is an economist-manager)
Dean — Prof. Dr. Mikhail Kovalev, Distinguished Research Fellow of the Republic of Belarus.
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