This course is an advanced-level extension of English in Economics I and English in Economics II. It aims to further enhance students’ English language proficiency in the field of economics and to support the practical application of this proficiency across various types of texts. The course is designed to equip students with the ability to follow current economic developments through English-language sources, perform basic analytical tasks, and express their ideas in a clear and coherent manner. Emphasizing applied learning, the course promotes active participation through short text analysis, group activities, and structured language exercises.

This course is designed to help students develop a more advanced understanding and use of English terminology in the field of economics. Throughout the course, students work with current news articles, short economic texts, and data-based visuals to expand their vocabulary and enhance their ability to explain economic concepts. In addition, structured exercises support the development of basic written expression and oral explanation skills. The course serves as a continuation with a stronger practical orientation than the previous English in Economics I and II courses.