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EKP602 |
Health Economics |
This course examines the interaction between economics and health systems, including cost-benefit analysis, resource allocation, and health policy. Students will learn how economic factors affect public health and how health policies can be designed to improve the efficiency and accessibility of health services. |
| 2 |
EKP622 |
Maritime Economy |
The Master's program in "Maritime Economics" aims to equip students with a deep understanding of the economic dynamics related to the maritime and marine sectors. In this course, students will study policies, strategies, and best practices in maritime resource management, as well as their impact on economic development and environmental sustainability. |
| 3 |
EKM601 |
Mining Economics and Banking (c) |
The Master's Degree in "Monetary Economics and Banking" aims to provide an in-depth understanding of the theory and practice of monetary systems and the role of banking institutions in the economy. In this course, students will learn the basic concepts of monetary economics, including the functions of money, inflation, interest rates, and monetary policy implemented by central banks. In addition, this course also discusses the structure and function of the banking system, including risk management, financial intermediation, and the role of banks in supporting economic growth. Students will explore current issues in the banking sector, such as digitalization, regulation, and the impact of the financial crisis. |
| 4 |
EKP626 |
Tourism Economy |
In this course, students will explore the economic impact of the tourism industry, including an analysis of tourism's contribution to economic growth, job creation, and environmental sustainability. A focus will be on sustainable tourism development strategies. |
| 5 |
EKI601 |
Trade Economics (b) |
The Master's program in "Trade Economics" is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the theory and practice of international trade, as well as its impact on global and local economies. In this course, students will learn basic concepts such as comparative advantage, trade policies, tariffs, and quotas, as well as how factors such as globalization, technology, and free trade agreements affect the flow of goods and services between countries. The course also addresses contemporary issues in international trade, including protectionism, the impact of climate change, and the challenges facing developing countries in participating in the global market. |
| 6 |
EKP624 |
Regional Planning Economics (d) |
This course examines the economic principles underlying regional and spatial planning. Students will learn about land use analysis, infrastructure development, and the economic impact of regional planning policies on regional growth and sustainability. |
| 7 |
EKP607 |
Urban Economy |
In this course, students will study the economic dynamics that occur in urban environments, including issues such as urbanization, housing markets, and social mobility. Focus will be placed on analyzing the economic challenges and opportunities facing large cities. |
| 8 |
EKP621 |
Economics of Business Competition |
The Economics of Business Competition is a branch of economics that studies how firms interact in markets and how market structures influence firm behavior and performance. In this context, the primary focus is on competitive analysis, business strategy, and the impact of antitrust policies on markets. This course covers the basic theories of perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly, and monopolistic competition, as well as how factors such as innovation, product differentiation, and production costs affect a firm's competitive position. Additionally, students will learn about government regulations aimed at maintaining fair competition and preventing anticompetitive practices, such as cartels and abuse of market power. |
| 9 |
EKP623 |
Political Economy |
In this course, students will explore the relationship between economics and politics, including how economic policy is influenced by political power and vice versa. Focus will be placed on the analysis of institutions, voter behavior, and the impact of economic policy on the distribution of power and societal welfare. |
| 10 |
EKP603 |
Public Economics and Regional Finance |
The Master's Degree in "Public Economics and Regional Finance" aims to provide an understanding of the role and function of the public sector in the economy, as well as how fiscal policy and regional financial management affect economic development and public welfare. In this course, students will study public economic theories, including cost-benefit analysis, taxes, public expenditure, and income redistribution, and how these policies are implemented at the regional level. In addition, this course also discusses the challenges faced by local governments in budget management, transparency, and accountability, as well as the importance of collaboration between government, communities, and the private sector in achieving sustainable development goals. |
| 11 |
EKP606 |
Regional Economy |
Regional economics is a branch of economics that focuses on the analysis and understanding of economic development at a specific regional or local level. In this context, regional economics explores the factors that influence the growth and distribution of resources, as well as how public policies can influence local economic dynamics. Aspects frequently discussed in regional economics include spatial analysis, regional planning, economic disparities between regions, and the impact of globalization and urbanization on local economies. Furthermore, regional economics also encompasses the study of a region's leading sectors, infrastructure development, and the role of collaboration between government, communities, and the private sector in fostering sustainable economic growth. |
| 12 |
EKE602 |
Strategic Economics |
In this course, students will study the economic theories and practices underlying strategic decision-making in organizations. Focus will be on market analysis, competition analysis, and the development of effective business strategies to achieve competitive advantage. |
| 13 |
EKP630 |
Natural Resources & Environmental Economics (e) |
This course examines the interactions between economics, natural resources, and the environment. Students will learn issues such as resource management, the economic impacts of environmental change, and policies to achieve sustainability in natural resource use. |
| 14 |
EKP625 |
Transportation Economics |
This course examines the economic aspects of transportation systems, including cost-benefit analysis, infrastructure planning, and the economic impacts of transportation policies. Students will learn how transportation affects economic growth and social mobility. |
