Degree Requirements for an undergraduate degree in World Economy and International Economic Relations

Degree Requirements for an undergraduate degree in World Economy and International Economic Relations
Students must complete their degree requirements to receive a diploma from Tashkent State University of Economics.
1) Program Profile
Award: Bachelor's,   
Normal length: 4 academic years (8 semesters)
Credit load: 240 ECTS
Language of instruction: Uzbek, Russian, English
Home unit: Department of World Economy & International Economic Relations
2) Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
Graduates will be able to:

• Explain structures and dynamics of the world economy using core theories of trade, finance, and integration.
• Analyze international economic data with quantitative, econometric, and computational techniques.
• Apply international economic law, trade policy tools, and institutional rules (WTO, regional blocs) to real cases.
• Design foreign trade operations (logistics, customs, payments, risk/compliance) and evaluate FDI/finance options.
• Assess regional integration, global value chains, and development strategies for firms/governments.
• Communicate policy and business analyses in clear, professional English (and one additional foreign language).
• Demonstrate ethical reasoning, intercultural competence, and responsible global citizenship.
• Collaborate effectively in diverse teams and lead evidence-based projects.
• Use modern digital tools (statistics/econometrics, data visualization, trade databases) for decision support.

3) Credit Structure (240 ECTS)
General Education (GE): 36 ECTS
Quantitative & Research Core: 30 ECTS
Economics Core: 44 ECTS
World Economy & IER Core: 40 ECTS
Internship-30
Elective courses-60
Total: 36 + 30 + 44 + 40 + 30 + 60 = 240 ECTS
4) Graduation Requirements
Successful completion of 240 ECTS with all core requirements met.
Minimum CGPA: 2.6/4.0.
Internships completed and validated by the host & faculty supervisor.
Ethics & integrity clearance: no unresolved academic misconduct.

For detailed information on undergraduate graduation requirements, please review the Academic Regulations on Organizing the Educational Process at Tashkent State University of Economics under the Credit-Module (ECTS) System. These regulations outline the program structure, credit accumulation and progression, assessment policies, and the requirements for earning a Bachelor’s degree.