Course Structure Diagram with Credits

You can access the Curriculum for the 2012-2013 Academic Year (and before) here.

You can access the Curriculum between the 2013-2019 Academic Years here.

To see the course details (such as objectives, learning outcomes, content, assessment and ECTS workload), click the relevant Course Code given in the table below.

1. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
MATH 101		Calculus I	3	0	3	6
ENG 101		Academic Skills in English I	2	2	3	3
IUE 100		Orientation and Career Planning	1	0	1	2
ECON 101		Principles of Microeconomics	3	0	3	6
SFL 1013		Second Foreign Languages I	2	2	3	3
POOL 004		GEC- Social Sciences B: Humanities and Social Sciences	3	0	3	6
HIST 100		Principles of Atatürk and History of Revolution	4	0	4	4
Total						30

1. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ECON 102		Principles of Macroeconomics	3	0	3	6
ENG 102		Academic Skills in English II	2	2	3	4
SFL 1024		Second Foreign Languages II	2	2	3	4
MATH 102		Calculus II	3	0	3	6
TURK 100		Turkish	4	0	4	4
POOL 005		GEC- Social Sciences C: Arts and Communication	3	0	3	6
Total						30

2. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
SFL 201		Second Foreign Languages III	2	2	3	4
ECON 211		Theory of Microeconomics I	3	0	3	6
MATH 280		Introduction to Probability and Statistics	2	2	3	6
BUS 210		Data Literacy for Business and Social Sciences	2	2	3	5
ECON 215		Mathematical Economics I	3	0	3	4
BA 221		Financial Accounting	3	0	3	5
Total						30

2. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ECON 202		Theory of Macroeconomics	3	0	3	6
ECON 212		Theory of Microeconomics II	3	0	3	5
SFL 202		Second Foreign Languages IV	2	2	3	4
LAW 300		Business Law	3	0	3	5
BUS 220		Data Analytics for Business and Economics	2	2	3	5
ELEC 001		Elective Course I	3	0	3	5
Total						30

3. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ECON 301		Econometrics	3	0	3	6
ECON 305		International Economics I	3	0	3	6
ECON 303		Money and Banking	3	0	3	6
ELEC 002		Elective Course II	3	0	3	4
ELEC 003		Elective Course III	3	0	3	4
ELEC 004		Elective Course IV	3	0	3	4
Total						30

3. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ECON 306		International Economics II	3	0	3	6
ENG 310		Essential Speaking Skills in English	3	0	3	4
ELEC 005		Elective Course V	3	0	3	5
ELEC 006		Elective Course VI	3	0	3	5
ELEC 007		Elective Course VII	3	0	3	5
ELEC 008		Elective Course VIII	3	0	3	5
Total						30

4. Year Fall Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ECON 401		Structure of Turkish Economy	3	0	3	6
POOL 007		GEC-Innovation and Entreprenuership	3	3	0	4
ELEC 009		Elective Course IX	3	0	3	6
ELEC 010		Elective Course X	3	0	3	5
ELEC 011		Elective Course XI	3	0	3	5
ECONST 405		Internship	0	0	0	5
Total						31

4. Year Spring Semester
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
ECON 496		Seminar in Economics	3	0	3	8
POOL 006		GEC- Social Awareness and Ethics	3	0	3	4
ELEC 012		Elective Course XII	3	0	3	6
ELEC 013		Elective Course XIII	3	0	3	6
ELEC 014		Elective Course XIV	3	0	3	6
Total						30

Elective Courses
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS
BUS 495		Applied Administrative Sciences Skills Development	1	18	10	18
ECON 203		Economic History	3	0	3	6
ECON 208		Public Finance	3	0	3	5
ECON 216		Mathematical Economics II	3	0	3	6
ECON 300		Advanced Macroeconomic Theory	3	0	3	6
ECON 304		Monetary Theory and Policy	3	0	3	4
ECON 311		International Economic Institutions	3	0	3	4
ECON 314		History of Economic Analysis	3	0	3	5
ECON 315		Regional Economics	3	0	3	4
ECON 317		Economics of European Union	3	0	3	5
ECON 318		Topics in Macroeconomics	3	0	3	5
ECON 322		Economics of Technology	3	0	3	4
ECON 324		Applied Econometrics	3	0	3	5
ECON 330		Environmental Economics	3	0	3	5
ECON 405		Economic Growth	3	0	3	6
ECON 407		Applied Economic Topics	3	0	3	6
ECON 408		Advanced Economic Growth Theory	3	0	3	6
ECON 409		Political Economics	3	0	3	6
ECON 411		Public Economics	3	0	3	5
ECON 412		Industrial Organization	3	0	3	6
ECON 413		Computational Economics	3	0	3	6
ECON 414		Financial Economics	3	0	3	6
ECON 415		Managerial Economics	3	0	3	5
ECON 416		Time Series Analysis	3	0	3	6
ECON 418		Game Theory	3	0	3	6
ECON 424		Selected Topics in Turkish Economy	3	0	3	5
ECON 426		Development Economics	3	0	3	5
ECON 428		Labor Economics	3	0	3	5
ECON 430		Social and Economic Networks	3	0	3	6
ECON 440		Health Economics	3	0	3	6
ECON 444		Economics of Gender	3	0	3	6
ECON 450		Cultural Economics	3	0	3	5
ECON 465		Introduction to Data Science with Applications in Economics	3	0	3	6
INS 411		Actuarial Science	3	0	3	5

Restricted Elective Courses
Code	Pre.	Course Name	Theory	Application/Laboratory	Local Credits	ECTS

Additional Notes

In order to graduate, 240 ECTS courses are required. The department students must complete the GED and elective courses to provide a total of 240 ECTS. Otherwise they will be deemed not to fulfill the conditions for graduation from the program.

Important Explanation about Elective Courses:

There are 14 elective courses in the curriculum of the Department of Economics.

("BUS 495-Course Introduction and Application Information will be counted for 3 elective courses: 2 elected courses offered by university and 1 elective course offered by the Department of Economics")

Important Explanation About Elective Pool Courses
- There are 4 pool courses in the curriculum of the Department of Economics.
In order to graduate, students are required to take;

1 course from "Social Sciences B: Humanities and Social Sciences"
1 course from "Social Sciences C: Arts and Communication"
1 course from "Ethical Issues"
1 course "Innovation and Entrepreneurship"

(*) Departmental Elective Courses are divided into two parts as "General" and "Area Electives". The students are required to take one elective course from each area as their 4 departmental electives courses. Other departmental elective courses can be chosen from any area desired or from General Elective courses. Area Electives are listed below:

Area	Code	Course Name
Microeconomics Area	ECON 428 ECON 412 ECON 418 ECON 450 ECON 440 ECON 430 ECON 411	Labor Economics Industrial Organization Game Theory Cultural Economics Health Economics Social and Economic Networks Public Economics
Macroeconomics Area	ECON 405 ECON 408 ECON 300 ECON 304 ECON 318	Economic Growth Advanced Economic Growth Advanced Macroeconomic Theory Monetary Theory and Policy Topics in Macroeconomics
Applied Economic Analysis Area	ECON 324 ECON 416 ECCN 407 ECON 430 ECON 465	Applied Econometrics Time Series Analysis Applied Economic Analysis Social and Economic Networks Data Science with Applications in Economics
Development Economics Area	ECON 426 ECON 314 ECON 409 ECON 405 ECON 440	Development Economics History of Economic Analysis Political Economics Economic Growth Health Economics

(*)The Department of Economics students can specialize in a field. All courses in that group need to be completed in order to receive the specialization certificate.

Fields of Specialization are listed below:

Applied Economic Analysis Area: Applied Econometrics (ECON 324), Applied Economic Topics (ECON 407), Social and Economic Networks (ECON 430), Managerial Economics (ECON 415).

International Economics: Economics of European Union (ECON 317). International Economic Institutions (ECON 311), Regional Economics (ECON 315).

Managerial (Business) Economics: Industrial Organization (ECON 412), Game Theory (ECON 418), Managerial Economics (ECON 415).

Health Economics: Public Finance (ECON 208), Public Economics (ECON 411), Health Economics (ECON 440), Applied Econometrics (ECON 324).

Energy and Environmental Economics:Energy Economics,Environmental Economics (ECON 330), Natural Resources Economics (ECON 446), Regional Economics (ECON 315).

Financial Economics: Financial Economics (ECON 414), Mathematical Economics II (ECON 214), Monetary Theory and Policy (ECON 304), Time Series Analysis (ECON 416).

If you need support for these courses due to your disability, please refer to Disability Support Unit. Contact; engelsiz@ieu.edu.tr