Master Class Held for First-Year Students Within the “First-Year School” Program
As part of the “First-Year School” program, a master class was organized for first-year students enrolled in the “World Economy and International Economic Relations” degree program. The event focused on introducing students to the content and significance of their degree program, the academic process, the credit-module system, the organization of the educational process, and future career opportunities.
The event was organized on the initiative of the professors and teaching staff of the Department of World Economy and International Economic Relations. The master class was attended by M. Umarov, Chairman of the Uzbekistan Economic Assembly; Ravshan Ubaydullayev, Founder of Business Standard; N. Khabibullayeva, a specialist from the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan; and Mr. Sebastian, HR Manager at a Swiss tourism company.
The invited professionals provided students with valuable information about career opportunities in the fields of international economics, foreign trade, investment, business, and the labor market.
In addition, all full-time professors and lecturers of the department explained the key aspects of the degree program, including the credit-module system, course requirements, credit accumulation, assessment criteria, independent learning, academic discipline, and other essential requirements related to the educational process.
The meeting was conducted in the form of an open dialogue and question-and-answer session. It contributed to helping students adapt to the academic environment of the university, gain a deeper understanding of their chosen degree program, and make informed plans for their future professional careers.
