The Public Finance course is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the financial management of the public sector, budgeting processes, and the effects of public spending. This course aims to develop students' analytical thinking skills by examining the fundamental principles of public finance, the effective use of public resources, and the financing of public services. Students will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to play a critical role in the formulation and implementation of public policies by evaluating the economic and social dimensions of public finance.

The Public Finance course covers various topics related to the financial management of the public sector. The content of the course focuses on fundamental elements such as the public budget, budgeting processes, and public expenditures and revenues. Additionally, topics such as tax policies, public debt management, and financial auditing will also be addressed. Students will gain in-depth knowledge about the economic effects of public finance, the financing of public services, and financial sustainability. The course also aims to provide students with a broad perspective by examining the international dimensions of public finance and comparative public finance practices.