About the Program
The program focuses on macroeconomic topics such as macroeconomic theory, international trade, economic development, and public finance. It also covers topics such as international cooperation and integration, international policy and cooperation, international law, and international organizations.
Students can be admitted to the Master of Economics in Finance and Business program on two different tracks: the thesis track and the comprehensive exam track.
To obtain a master’s degree in this program, the student must successfully complete 33 hours of study for both tracks. The thesis track includes studying 18 hours of compulsory requirements and 6 hours of elective requirements, in addition to 9 hours of thesis, while the comprehensive track includes studying 24 hours of compulsory requirements and 9 hours of elective requirements, in addition to passing the comprehensive exam
Vision & Mission
Vision
A high-quality Master's program in Economics and International Cooperation with a focus on academic excellence
Mission
Working to prepare and qualify research personnel and leaders in the field of economics and international cooperation who are capable of facing challenges, providing the need for qualified personnel for the local, regional and international market, and encouraging scientific research for faculty members and students.
Program Objectives
- To equip students with mechanisms for strengthening international cooperation and integration among nations on the regional and global stage, thus contributing to the establishment of peace among countries.
- To address globalization by providing students with the scientific tools that enable them to improve avenues for international cooperation and integration.
- To confront the challenges facing the world, such as poverty, conflict, inequality, and instability
- Transforming theoretical aspects into practical solutions to challenges.
Learning Outcomes
- Upon completion of the program, students are expected to:
- Prepare specialized research in international cooperation and integration.
- Develop project proposals in international cooperation and integration.
- Equip students with international cooperation skills that enable them to strengthen diplomatic and cooperative relations between countries.
- Design solutions to problems and challenges facing the international community.
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Advising Plan
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