Economic Analytics (WZiE)

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Number of semesters:

4

Number of ECTS credits:

• 105 - Field of study: Economic Analytics
• 105 - Specialization: Data Analyst
• 120 - Specialization: Global Studies

Work placement:

No work experience is required in the second-degree programme.

Graduation requirements:

Obtaining second-level qualifications requires the achievement of the learning outcomes set out in the program and 120 ECTS points and admission to the defence of a diploma thesis after being checked in the anti-plagiarism system, obtaining a positive grade for the diploma thesis and passing the diploma exam.

Graduate profile and further learning opportunities:

Economic Analytics graduates gain extensive competence in the ways of using data and information to answer complex business questions arising in various industry contexts. They use contemporary methods and tools to improve their knowledge and analytical skills as well as business predispositions. They know the methods of data gathering, quantitative and qualitative data analysis and the interpretation of the results of analyzes taking into account the broad context of the studied phenomena. The acquired competencies of transforming analysis results into business decisions are of key importance in a rapidly changing, globalized economy. Graduates are well prepared to perform various roles in modern organizations. They analyze problems inspired by ideas and discoveries of contemporary research related to the field of study. They develop unique solutions to real-world problems in a critical and creative way. They are well prepared for teamwork as a leader and team member, increasing opportunities for personal development as well as for their colleagues. They are well prepared to live, study and work in a digital society in order to meet the challenges of the future, i.e. permanent technological changes and their effects on the economy.
In the curriculum, students have the opportunity to choose a specialty, depending on their interests. The Global studies specialization is focused on the macroeconomic context of the application of analytical methods. Graduates of this specialization learn about the issues of socio-economic development and its conditions resulting from the globalization of the world economy, which leads to a new innovation policy. The Data Analyst specialization is focused on macroeconomic analyzes using mass data. Graduates of this specialization are prepared to analyze and evaluate multidimensional economic phenomena using a diverse set of advanced methods and techniques.

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