StudyQA — Bachelor: Economics Engineering — Vilnius Gediminas Technical University

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Description

Study programme aims:

Prepare professionals who are able to integrate and apply complexly the knowledge of economical theories, management of economical processes and economical engineering, covering both the economy and other fields of social life, science and technology progress; characterized with bright inter-directional and inter-discipline competencies, which enable to use integrally advanced achievements of engineering sciences for the economical knowledge and solution of economical problems and to assess adequately the technological, ecological, social, cultural and other circumstances resident in modern economical development.

To prepare e-business economics specialists, which have complete knowledge about network economy science and technology advancement, knowledge economy formation processes and trends; are capable to understand and use main economics theories and economical analysis for development of e-business; are capable to evaluate changes of the external and internal e-business environment, analyse and choose new possibilities for e-business; are prepared to make independent systemically justified e-business decisions in knowledge economy context.

To prepare specialists for business and public sector organizations, which are capable to complex analyse and foster social economical development and science and technology advancement processes, economically justify, plan, project and participate in implementation of innovation, are able to project innovative activity, prepare and manage documentation for innovation planning, implement management functions for administration of innovation creation and implementation, have a broad view and knowledge about prossibilities for innovative activity.

To prepare specialists for business and public organizations: which are capable to complex analyze and foster economic development and advancement processes, to economically justify, plan and participate in implementation of investment economics projects; are capable to implement economical work functions for planning, organization and qualitative justification of economical decisions, for preparation and managing of documentation for investment projects, to implement economical functions for administration of economics projects; are able to prepare and implement economically justified management decisions; have broad view and knowledge about needs for investment and economics forecast.

To prepare specialists for business and public sector organizations which are capable to complex analyse and foster social economical development and science and technology advancement processes and initiate, economically justify, plan and participate in implementation of international economics relations, are prepared to implement economical work functions for projecting, preparation and management of documentation in international economics relations field, administrate international economics relations, have broad view and knowledge about possibilities for international relations possibilities.

To prepare economics specialists: with systematic common and specialized knowledge; are capable to use this knowledge for analysis, evaluation and justification of market subjects interrelations; capable to solve relevant for every organization contemporary business and democratic work relations problems of systemic analysis, multi-criteria evaluation and planning and systematically improve those relations; are capable with exceptional knowledge and competencies to compete in national and global work markets, which are characterized by big competition and dynamics.

To prepare broad profile specialists for business companies, which are capable to implement various economical and management functions for creation and development of business, for managing companies and departaments; prepared to make independent decisions using system, critical and constructive thinking; are able to react flexible on the changes and needs of company and environment; which have a broad view on contemporary science and technology development, technology advancement, processes and priorities of knowledge economy formation; are capable to formulate high level study objectibes and prepared for indepented studies.

Prospective study programme results:

Z1. To know the theories of fundamental world-view and humanitarian sciences, seeking to know and evaluate comprehensively and with systematic approach economical, scientific and technological progress phenomena.
Z2. To know the categories, principles and methods of economical theories and economical engineering, supplemented with the fundamental knowledge of adjacent sciences and possibilities of innovative practical research methods and which make the assumptions to solve economical problems practically.
Z3. To know the entirety of economy subject's economical relations, the market operation mechanism, the main forms of market organization, making it into the main resource and tool of economic value creation.
Z4. To know the country's, international economical and business environment processes, identify and exploit the plenty and necessity of globalization and European Union integration processes and international relations, making them the economic activity's efficiency measure and educational possibility.
Z5. To know the basic principles forms of business organization, behavior of economical subjects, transaction's importance for business development possibilities, project-based management of its implementation, finding the least-cost opportunities to implement the transaction.
Z6. To know the innovative processes and e-business as the economical factors of business efficiency, which require non-traditional resources and accessibility of conditions, along with its own value creation and risk management laws, guaranteeing the strengthening of business competitiveness and the success of all economical process.

Detailed Course Facts

Application deadline 1st August Tuition fee

EUR 1128 Year (EEA)
EUR 2700 Year (Non-EEA)

Tuition fees are charged to all students, however government loans and scholarships are available depending on the students citizenship (all EU students can apply for government funding), residency status, unit load, and the level of the programme enrolled in (undergraduate/postgraduate).

Start date September 2015 Credits (ECTS) 240 ECTS
Duration full-time 48 months Languages Take an IELTS test

English

Delivery mode On Campus Educational variant Full-time

Course Content

1 Semester(30 credits) 15 weeks (teaching course) + 4 weeks (session) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 20 weeks

Information Technology in the Economy
Linear Algebra and Essential Analysis
Business Fundamentals
History of Economic Theories
Engineering principles

Option (one of the following)

English for Specific Purposes 1
English for Specific Purposes for Foreigners 1
German for Specific Purposes 1
French for Specific Purposes 1

Option (one of the following)

Economics Ethics
Logic
Psychology

2 Semester(30 credits) 15 weeks (teaching course) + 4 weeks (session) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 20 weeks

Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics
Specific Language
Essentials of Financial Decisions
Microeconomics
Management

Option (one of the following)

Intercultural Communication
Introduction to EU Studies

Option (one of the following)

English for Specific Purposes 2
English for Specific Purposes for Foreigners 2
German for Specific Purposes 2
French for Specific Purposes 2

3 Semester (30 credits) 15 weeks (teaching course) + 4 weeks (session) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 20 weeks

Econometrics
Accounting
Comparative Economics
Macroeconomics
Fundamentals of Law

Option (one of the following)

Regional Economics I: China
Regional Economics I: Russia and Other CIS Countries
Regional Economics I: Nordic Countries

4 Semester (30 credits) 15 weeks (teaching course) + 4 weeks (session) + 2 weeks (practice) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 22 weeks

International Economics
Enterprise Financial Management
Business Law
Quantitative Methods in Economics

Option (one of the following)

Regional economics II: China
Regional Economics II: Russian and other CSI countries
Regional Economics II: Nordic Countries

Option (one of the following)

Introductory Practice
Introductory Practice
Introductory Practice
Introductory Practice
Introcuctory Practice

Free choice obligatory course

5 Semester(30 credits) 15 weeks (teaching course) + 4 weeks (session) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 20 weeks

Marketing
Project Preparation and Evaluation
Economic of Human Resource
Economic Analysis
Complex Project of Economics Planning
Supply Chain Management

Free choice obligatory course

6 Semester (30 credits) 15 weeks (teaching course) + 4 weeks (session) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 20 weeks

E-business Ekonomics

Philosophy of Economics
Pricing
Public Finance
Risk Management
Economics of Public Sector

Option (one of the following)

Creative Economy
Production Economics

Free choice obligatory course Innovation Economics

Philosophy of Economics
Pricing
Public Finance
Risk Management
Economics of Public Sector

Option (one of the following)

Creative Economy
Production Economics

Free choice obligatory course Investment Economics

Philosophy of Economics
Pricing
Public Finance
Risk Management
Economics of Public Sector

Option (one of the following)

Creative Economy
Production Economics

Free choice obligatory course International Economics Relations

Philosophy of Economics
Pricing
Public Finance
Risk Management
Economics of Public Sector

Option (one of the following)

Creative Economy
Production Economics

Free choice obligatory course Business Relations

Philosophy of Economics
Pricing
Public Finance
Risk Management
Economics of Public Sector

Option (one of the following)

Creative Economy
Production Economics

Free choice obligatory course Business Management Economics

Philosophy of Economics
Pricing
Public Finance
Risk Management
Economics of Public Sector

Option (one of the following)

Creative Economy
Production Economics

Free choice obligatory course 3,0 3,0

7 Semester (30 credits) 12 weeks (teaching course) + 2 weeks (session) + 8 weeks (practice) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 23 weeks

E-business Ekonomics

E-Logistics
Knowledge Economics and Mangaement
E-Business Solutions
Complex Project
Professional Practice

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1

Innovation Economics

Innovation Theory
Science and Technology Development Economics
Innovation Marketing
Complex Project
Professional Practice

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1

Investment Economics

Financial Markets and Institutions
Economics of Personal Finance
Economics of Investment
Complex Project
Professional Practice

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1

International Economics Relations

Science and Technology Development Economics
International Business Economics
International Marketing
Complex Project
Professional Practice

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1

Business Relations

Economics of Trade
Analysis of Organizational Environment
Labour Economics
Complex Project
Professional Practice

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1

Business Management Economics

Professional Practice
Business Management Systems
Economics of Corporates Strategy
Economic Expansion
Complex Project

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Final Thesis 1
Bachelor thesis 1

8 Semester (30 credits) 12 weeks (teaching course) + 2 weeks (session) + 5 weeks (final thesis) + 1 weeks (independent work) = 20 weeks

E-business Ekonomics

Economic Analysis of E-business Solutions
E-Marketing
Network Economics

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Bachelor Thesis 2

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Bachelor Thesis 3

Free choice obligatory course Innovation Economics

Innovation Design
EU Economic Policy
Patents and Intellectual Property Law

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Bachelor Thesis 2

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Bachelor Thesis 3

Free choice obligatory course Investment Economics

Economic Forecasting
Economics of Risk
Value Engineering

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Bachelor Thesis 2

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Bachelor Thesis 3

Free choice obligatory course International Economics Relations

International Economic Relations Design
International Economic Organisations and their Policy
Processes of Globalisation

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Bachelor Thesis 2

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Bachelor Thesis 3

Free choice obligatory course

Business Relations

Value Engineering
Analysis of Competition
Contract Law

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Bachelor Thesis 2

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Bachelor Thesis 3

Free choice obligatory course

Business Management Economics

Multiple Criteria Evaluation Methods
Stimulation of Entrepreneurship Systems
Negotiation in Business

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Final Thesis 2
Bachelor Thesis 2

Option (one of the following)

Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3
Final Thesis 3

Bachelor Thesis 3

Free choice obligatory course

Requirements

Secondary School Graduation Certificate with good results, particularly in mathematics, physics, and English. Applications must be accompanied by legalized English translations of all transcripts. Unofficial copies are not accepted.
English language proficiency. No entrance examinations (except for Architecture programme) for foreigners are needed.
For Architecture programme, entrance test is requered

Work Experience

No work experience is required.

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