Program Outcomes

  • PSC1: Theoretical knowledge in topics related to the field.
  • PSC2: Ability to use quantitative knowledge in the field of finance.
  • PSC3: Ability to interpret economic and financial data.
  • PSC4: Ability to use at least one computer program that supports economic and financial analysis.
  • PSC5: Ability to generate solutions to problems encountered by using knowledge acquired in the field of finance.
  • PSC6: Ability to offer policy recommendations and develop approaches that contribute to the field based on expertise in the functioning of the economic and financial system.
Program Outcomes – General Criteria (Revision Date: 15.03.2024)
  • GC1: Knowledge of theories, concepts, and models in the field of economics.
  • GC2: Knowledge of theories, concepts, and models in the field of business administration.
  • GC3: Legal knowledge regarding businesses and financial markets.
  • GC4: Ability to record, report, and communicate the financial transactions of a business.
  • GC5: Ability to apply analytical thinking skills, collaboration, and teamwork values in a professional working environment.
  • GC6: Ability to think innovatively, entrepreneurially, or critically in the field, and to acquire lifelong learning behavior.
  • GC7: Ability to possess sufficient language proficiency to follow developments in the field and communicate with colleagues.
  • GC8: Ability to evaluate issues related to the field from the perspective of universality of social rights, ethics, cultural values, or social responsibility.
Program Outcomes (Previous)
  1. Theoretical and practical knowledge in topics related to the field. (program-specific criterion)
  2. Basic knowledge in business administration, economics, and law. (general criterion)
  3. Ability to analyze economic and financial data and use them in investment processes. (program-specific criterion)
  4. Ability to work effectively in intra-disciplinary and multidisciplinary teams; ability to work independently. (general criterion)
  5. Ability to generate solutions to problems encountered in asset valuation, lending, and risk analysis processes. (program-specific criterion)
  6. Ability to use mathematics and statistics knowledge in one’s own field. (program-specific criterion)
  7. Ability to record, report, and interpret the financial transactions of a business. (general criterion)
  8. Ability to communicate effectively in spoken and written Turkish; knowledge of at least one foreign language. (general criterion)
  9. Ability to follow national and international developments related to the field and to adapt easily to innovations required by such developments while adhering to professional ethical rules. (general criterion)
  10. Awareness of the necessity of lifelong learning, ability to access knowledge, follow developments in science and technology, and continuously renew oneself. (program-specific criterion)
  11. Awareness of the universality of social rights, environmental protection, cultural values, occupational health, and safety issues. (general criterion)