• Advanced Research in Economics Course (Master's Course):
Researchers and highly skilled professionals equipped with the ability to proactively address and solve challenges they encounter, using economics as their primary tool
• Management and Economics Course (Master's Course):
Highly skilled professionals equipped with the ability to analyze challenges they encounter by applying business administration, accounting, and marketing science as their primary tools
• Advanced Research in Economics Course (Doctoral Course):
Researchers who can proactively address and solve a wide range of challenges they encounter by employing the latest advanced analytical methods in economics and related fields while possessing a deep understanding of adjacent disciplines
• Management and Economics Course (Doctoral Course):
Highly skilled professionals who can proactively solve challenges they encounter by employing analytical methods in business administration, accounting, and marketing science while possessing the capability to manage and lead organizations

• Advanced Research in Economics Course:
In response to the significant shift in economics toward empirical research based on data analysis, and in light of the growing global demand for doctoral-level professionals not only in international organizations but also in technology companies and multinational corporations, the course adopts educational and research approaches that emphasize bridging theory and empirical research and developing advanced analytical capabilities.
In the Master’s Course, specialized subjects designed to bridge theory and empirical research in economics and related fields are systematically offered to foster advanced analytical capabilities.
In the Doctoral Course, Special Topics is offered to promote the acquisition of the specialized knowledge and competencies required to bridge theory and empirical research in economics and related fields.
• Management and Economics Course:
In response to growing societal demands for more practical competencies in identifying and solving problems, the course integrates the finance field of the Economics Program and places particular emphasis on business administration, accounting, and marketing science. It also establishes a framework that responds to the reskilling needs of working professionals by positioning data analysis as a primary analytical tool.
In the Master’s Course, specialized subjects, including data analysis, are systematically offered to bridge theory and empirical research in business administration, accounting, marketing science, and related fields.
In the Doctoral Course, Special Research is offered to promote the acquisition of the specialized knowledge and competencies required to bridge theory and empirical research in business administration, accounting, marketing science, and related fields.

The program is named the Economics and Management Program because it consists of two courses: the Advanced Research in Economics Course, which aims to develop researchers who can become the next generation of leaders in the field of economics, and the Management and Economics Course, which aims to develop highly skilled professionals and researchers capable of applying economics and business administration in professional practice.
In the Master’s Course, students will be awarded one of the following degrees: Master of Economics, Master of Management, or Master of Philosophy. In the Doctoral Course, students will be awarded one of the following degrees: Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, Doctor of Philosophy in Management, or Doctor of Philosophy in Arts and Sciences.

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