Information Package / Course Catalogue
| 1. | To have knowledge about General Public Finance and to gain the ability to use this knowledge in analyzing real-life developments. |
| 2. | To have knowledge about General Public Economics and to gain the ability to use this knowledge in analyzing real-life developments. |
| 3. | To produce graduates who have legal knowledge in areas where finance is related to private and public law, who can take managerial initiative when necessary, and who have developed communication and social skills. |
| 4. | To train graduates who can adapt to the digital age and produce ideas and solutions by benefiting from other sciences. |
| 5. | Having the goal of specializing in one of the sub-branches of finance, namely Financial Economics, Financial Law and Finance Theory, Budget and Financial Planning. |
| 6. | Must have the ability to evaluate and interpret tax legislation and fiscal policies at a sufficient level that may be required in public/private sector or independent working life. |
| 7. | Must have internalized the basic conceptual and theoretical framework regarding finance science. |
| 8. | Must be able to describe and conceptualize financial, legal and economic problems and facts in a holistic manner, make accurate analyses and evaluations on them and have the competence to develop solution proposals. |
| 9. | Must be able to apply mathematical, statistical and scientific knowledge to the field of finance and use basic computer software packages prepared for this purpose. |
| 10. | Must be able to evaluate budget data and interpret budget policies. |