dozens of prospective students and their parents.
👩🏫 The Department of Economic Cybernetics was represented by E-41 student Maria Dudka. She told prospective students about major C1 “Economics and International Economic Relations,” specifically the “Economics” and “Economic Cybernetics” programs.
📊 Prospective students learned that the “Economic Cybernetics” program combines the study of economics, programming, mathematical modeling, and decision-making technologies. It prepares students to work with big data, forecast socio-economic processes, and solve real-world business problems using analytical tools.
🚀 The department representative also spoke about the practical focus of the courses and career opportunities for graduates, particularly in the fields of business analytics, financial technologies, and the digital economy.
🙏 Thank you to all event participants for your engagement and interest in the future alongside the Department of Economic Cybernetics!
