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Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences Department of Economics (in English)

Qualification Awarded

Bachelor of Science degree in Economics.

Specific Admission Requirements

In our country, you have to succeed in the Transition to Higher Education Examination (YGS) for university entrance. For the Turkish citizen, it only depends on the score they got in this examination. Foreign students are also accepted according to the results of a central examination named Examination for Foreign Students (YOS) from a certain quota framework.

Qualification Requirements

In order to obtain a bachelor degree, the students have to complete all the compulsory and elective courses and their grade point average have to be at least 2.0 on the scale of 4.00.

Recognition of Prior Learning

If the new students enrolling to the Muğla University School of Economics And Administrative Sciences Department of Economics apply in the first week of the academic year, course credits they have completed in the former department/programs of high school and final grades they have gotten from those courses are transferred to the departments and programs they have enrolled with the board decision. Number of the terms that corresponds to these courses is calculated, considering the total credits of the courses in the education program that are recognized and of which final grades are transferred; and the term credits in the education program the student enrolled. This period is dropped from the minimum education period stated under the Article 44 of the Law and the term the student will be acclimated is determined with the board decision.

History

School of Economics and Administratice Sciences was founded in 1975 with the name "Business Academy of Mugla" within the structure of the Academy of Economics and Commercial Sciences of Ankara and continued its educational activities, joining Dokuz Eylül University. After the foundation of Muğla University in 1992, it was transformed into a Faculty, forming the basis of Mugla University. Since the academic year 1993-1994, The Department of Economics became operational with its formal education, evening education and master's program. Its doctoral program, which is active since the academic year 1997-1997, is the first doctoral program in our University. The Department of Economics is one of the fundamental departments which is active since the foundation of the faculty.

Profile of the Programme

The aim of the Economics Department is to develop individuals with leadership spirit who have a rich theoretical knowledge supported with universal values, who have a skill of analytical thinking, who have a developed sense of social responsibility and ethics, who can use these knowledge and skills in practice after graduation, who can create ideas and politics, who can work in the national and international economics sectors and who have a managerial skill.

Program Outcomes

1- They define and evaluate the basic economic concepts, theories and methods.
2- They have the knowledge of quantitative and qualitative economic methods which will provide examining different economic theories to contribute to solve current economic problems.
3- They acquire the ability of using basic mathematical and statistical methods and basic theories of econometrics to solve micro- and macro-economic problems.
4- They interpret the economic and social fact-events in a historical perspective.
5- They follow national and international economic indications and developments and they use knowledge and methods of economics in different fields.
6- They define economic systems, decision mechanisms, policies and problems and make comments about them.
7- They use at least one foreign language in the B1 Global level of European Language Portfolio and follow the information and changes about economics and communicates with its colleagues.
8- They benefit from other disciplines which form a basis to economics and they have a basic knowledge about these disciplines.
9- They communicate in written and verbally, solve problems and use information technologies at least in the advanced level of European Computer Driving License.
10- They apply the methods of economic analysis to the business problems.
11- They become mindful of the universality of social rights, social justice, quality and cultural values as well as protection of the environment, safety and health at work.
12- They provide the necessary methods, techniques and tools for the analysis and modeling of the economic data and evaluate the results obtained.
13- They have the basic law knowledge enough for high qualified staff that is needed not only for the public but also for the private business.
14- They have enough knowledge about the sub-branches of economics which they choose such as public, industry, agriculture and natural resources, labor, information and property economics, international finance, money, bank, economic growth and development, political economy and econometric methods.
15- They have enough knowledge about the branches which they choose that are not included in the department such as general business management, marketing, human resources management, business finance, company accounting and public administration.

Exam Regulations & Assesment & Grading

Exams consist of midterm exam, final exam, excuse exam, make-up exam, exemption exam and single course exam. Midterm exams: A midterm exam is done about as opened lessons each semester. Midterm exam assessment, 40% of the score. Final exams: Final exams are done to determine the status of the student’s success completed training courses at the end of semester. Final exam assessment, 60% of the score. Excuse exams: Students who attend the final exam or a midterm exam because of valid and justifiable excuse, excuse exam right is granted by the board of directors. The student should apply to the dean/manager with a petition based upon the excuse situation in three days, and also the student’s excuse should be accepted by the board in order to attend excuse exams. Make-up exams: Students can attend make-up exams. From lessons that failed to pass with FD or FF grade and also from lessons that succeeded with DD or DC. The grade which is gotten at make-up exam is valid instead of final exam. Average grade of midterm exam and make-up exam grade are calculated as final exams. Make up exam’s grade of course is valid regardless of the grade of the course’s final exam. Exemption exams are made on the dates specified in the academic calendar for courses by the senate. Single course exam: The students who has fulfilled for the graduation but failed for only one exam may attend to single course exam for the failed course. Also, the students who could not graduate because of their general grade average is under 2.00 although they succeeded in all courses which they submitted, can attend in single course exam by applying to head of department with a petition and also depending on board’ s decision in order to increase the grade. Single course exam right can be used once. For each course which has taken by students, one of the following letters grades are given by the instructor who has assigned to conduct the course. Grade Semester/End of Year Grade Coefficient 90-100 AA 4 85-89 BA 3,5 80-84 BB 3 75-79 CB 2,5 70-74 CC 2 65-69 DC 1,5 60-64 DD 1 50-59 FD 0,5 49 ve altı FF 0 Other evaluations; TT- Non-Attendance, MM- Course Exemption, GG- Satisfactory, KK- Unsatisfactory, VV- Withdrawal. TT, Students who do not given provide necessary attendance to the courses. Foreign Language Preparatory Program. Students who are admitted to the university must successfully pass the Proficiency Exams, English, German, French courses are exempted from (evaluated by MM). “GG”, Students, who continue to foreign language preparatory program and succeed in the exam held at the end of the semester and the students who receive successful grade in internship. “KK”, Students, who continue to foreign language preparatory program and to fail in the exam held at the end of the semester and the students who receive unsuccessful grade in internship. “VV”, removed from the educational program or to be put in a course replaced by another and longer courses required for the achievement of department submits and is given by the decision of the board. Final achievement score for each course, midterm and final exam results, work within the semester and taking into consideration attendance and evaluated over 100 points by academic personnel. The lowest grade to be successful in a credit course is: For associate degree and undergraduate degree students; DD Graduate and undergraduate level, carried out the registration, education and training and examination procedures and principles determined Mugla University, graduate and Undergraduate Education Regulations.

Graduation Requirements

To succeed in all of the courses listed in the curriculum of the program by getting the grade of at least DD with a minimum of 240 ECTS and to have a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 2,00 out of 4,00.

Occupational Profiles of Graduates

The students who graduate from the department of economics will be able to work in any public or private institution in Turkey as a manager or administrator. Our graduates who acquire the knowledge, examination and interpreting skills will be able to work in; any branch of industry, any stage and branch of banking, any institution of capital market, secretariat of treasury, insurance and finance companies.

Access to Further Studies

In the structure of the Department of Economics, we have Master's and Doctorate Postgraduate educational programs. The candidates who have complete their undergraduate education can continue their study with postgraduate programs on condition that they provide the necessary conditions. The aim of the postgraduate programs is to provide education to the graduates from any university both in theory and in practice in order to increase their skill in the sectors they are working in.

Mode of Study

Undergraduate degree

Programme Director

Prof.Dr. Cem Mehmet BAYDUR

ECTS Coordinator

Asist Prof.Dr. Mustafa İNCİ

Course Structure Diagram with Credits

1. Year - 1. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
ATB1801 Principles of Atatürk and Republic of Türkiye History I Required 2 0 2
ATBY1801 Atatürk's Principles and History I Required 2 0 2
BUS1801 General Business Required 3 0 4
BUS1807 General Accounting I Required 3 0 4
ECO1001 Introduction to Economics I Required 3 0 5
ECO1003 Introduction to Mathematical Economics I Required 3 0 4
ENF 1805 Introduction to Information & Communication Technologies Required 3 0 3
ENF1801 Basic Computer Technology Use Required 3 0 3
PAD1805 Basic Principles of Law Required 3 0 3
TDB1801 Turkish Language I Required 2 0 2
TDBY1801 Turkish Language I Required 2 0 2
YDB1811 English I Elective 3 0 3
YDB1813 German I Elective 3 0 3
YDB1815 French I Elective 3 0 3
       
1. Year - 2. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
ATB1802 Principles of Atatürk and Republic of Türkiye History II Required 2 0 2
ATB1804 ATATURK'S PRINCIPLES AND REVOLUTION HISTORY II Required 2 0 3
ATBY1802 Atatürk's Principles and History II Required 2 0 2
ATBY1804 Principles of Atatürk and Revolution History II Required 2 0 2
BUS1808 General Accounting II Required 3 0 3
ECO1002 Introduction to Economics II Required 3 0 5
ECO1004 Introduction to Mathematical Economics II Required 3 0 4
ECO1006 Economic Sociology Required 3 0 4
PAD1802 Constitutional Law Required 3 0 3
PAD1804 Political Science Required 3 0 4
TDB 1802 Turkish Language II Required 2 0 2
TDBY1802 Turkish Language II Required 2 0 2
YDB1812 English II Elective 3 0 3
YDB1814 German II Elective 3 0 3
YDB1816 French II Elective 3 0 3
       
2. Year - 1. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
BUS2805 Statistics I Required 3 0 4
BUS2807 Law of Obligations Required 3 0 3
ECO2001 Microeconomics I Required 3 0 5
ECO2003 Mathematical Economics Required 3 0 5
ECO2005 Public Economics Required 3 0 5
ECO2007 Macroeconomics I Required 3 0 5
YDB2811 English III Elective 3 0 3
YDB2813 German III Elective 3 0 3
YDB2815 French III Elective 3 0 3
       
2. Year - 2. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
BUS2806 Statistics II Required 3 0 4
ECO2002 Microeconomics II Required 3 0 5
ECO2004 Economic Methodology Required 3 0 3
ECO2006 History of Economic Thought Required 3 0 5
ECO2008 Macroeconomics II Required 3 0 5
YDB2812 English IV Elective 3 0 3
YDB2814 German IV Elective 3 0 3
YDB2816 French IV Elective 3 0 3
İŞL2814 Commercial Law Required 3 0 5
       
3. Year - 1. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
ECO3001 Monetary Theory Required 3 0 6
ECO3003 International Economic Theory Required 3 0 6
ECO3005 Econometrics I Required 3 0 6
ECO3501 Economic Analysis Elective 3 0 4
ECO3503 Industrial Economics Elective 3 0 4
ECO3505 Agricultural Economics Elective 3 0 4
ECO3507 Labor Market Elective 3 0 4
ECO3509 Capital Market Analysis Elective 3 0 4
ECO3511 Urban Economics Elective 3 0 4
ECO3513 Global Governance Elective 3 0 4
ECO3515 Degrowth Economics Elective 3 0 4
       
3. Year - 2. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
ECO3002 Monetary Policy Required 3 0 6
ECO3004 International Economic Policy Required 3 0 6
ECO3006 Econometrics II Required 3 0 6
ECO3502 Women, Gender and Equity Elective 3 0 4
ECO3504 Information Economics Elective 3 0 4
ECO3506 Scientific Research Methods Elective 3 0 4
ECO3508 Financial Economics Elective 3 0 4
ECO3510 Health Economics Elective 3 0 4
ECO3512 Turkish Economic History Elective 3 0 4
ECO3514 Gender and Development Elective 3 0 4
       
4. Year - 1. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
ECO4001 Turhish Economy Required 3 0 5
ECO4003 Growth Theory Required 3 0 5
ECO4501 Welfare Economics Elective 3 0 5
ECO4503 Political Economy Elective 3 0 5
ECO4505 Applied Econometrics Elective 3 0 5
ECO4507 Law of Economics Elective 3 0 5
ECO4509 International Money and Finance Elective 3 0 5
ECO4511 Economic Planning Elective 3 0 5
ECO4513 Environmental Economics Elective 3 0 5
ECO4515 Gender and Economics Elective 3 0 5
       
4. Year - 2. Term
Course Unit Code Course Unit Title Course Type Theory Practice ECTS Print
ECO4002 Economic Policy Required 3 0 5
ECO4004 Development Theory Required 3 0 5
ECO4500 Economic Schools and Policies Elective 3 0 5
ECO4502 Tourism Economics Elective 3 0 5
ECO4504 Innovation Economics and Technology Elective 3 0 5
ECO4506 World Economy Elective 3 0 5
ECO4508 Economic Integration and European Union Elective 3 0 5
ECO4510 Quantitative Analysis Techniques Elective 3 0 5
ECO4512 Contemporary Political Thougt Elective 3 0 5
ECO4514 Social Economy and Cooperatives Elective 3 0 5
       
 

Evaluation Questionnaires

Course & Program Outcomes Matrix

1. Year - 1. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Principles of Atatürk and Republic of Türkiye History I               
Atatürk's Principles and History I               
General Business               
General Accounting I               
Introduction to Economics I               
Introduction to Mathematical Economics I               
Introduction to Information & Communication Technologies               
Basic Computer Technology Use               
Basic Principles of Law               
Turkish Language I               
Turkish Language I               
English I               
German I               
French I               
                
1. Year - 2. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Principles of Atatürk and Republic of Türkiye History II               
ATATURK'S PRINCIPLES AND REVOLUTION HISTORY II               
Atatürk's Principles and History II               
Principles of Atatürk and Revolution History II               
General Accounting II               
Introduction to Economics II               
Introduction to Mathematical Economics II               
Economic Sociology               
Constitutional Law               
Political Science               
Turkish Language II               
Turkish Language II               
English II               
German II               
French II               
                
2. Year - 1. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Statistics I               
Law of Obligations                
Microeconomics I               
Mathematical Economics               
Public Economics               
English III               
German III               
French III               
                
2. Year - 2. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Statistics II               
Microeconomics II               
Economic Methodology               
History of Economic Thought               
Macroeconomics II               
English IV               
German IV               
French IV               
Commercial Law               
                
3. Year - 1. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Monetary Theory               
International Economic Theory               
Econometrics I               
Economic Analysis               
Industrial Economics               
Agricultural Economics               
Labor Market               
Capital Market Analysis               
Urban Economics               
Global Governance               
Degrowth Economics               
                
3. Year - 2. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Monetary Policy               
International Economic Policy               
Econometrics II               
Women, Gender and Equity               
Information Economics               
Scientific Research Methods               
Financial Economics               
Health Economics               
Turkish Economic History               
Gender and Development               
                
4. Year - 1. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Turhish Economy               
Growth Theory               
Welfare Economics               
Political Economy               
Applied Econometrics               
Law of Economics               
International Money and Finance               
Economic Planning               
Environmental Economics               
Gender and Economics               
                
4. Year - 2. Term
Ders AdıPy1Py2Py3Py4Py5Py6Py7Py8Py9Py10Py11Py12Py13Py14Py15
Economic Policy               
Development Theory               
Economic Schools and Policies               
Tourism Economics               
Innovation Economics and Technology               
World Economy               
Economic Integration and European Union               
Quantitative Analysis Techniques               
Contemporary Political Thougt               
Social Economy and Cooperatives               
                
 

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