The students of the Faculty of International Economic Relations acquire deep fundamental knowledge in the field of international economic relations and international law, international relations and foreign policy, diplomatic relations. They gain skills needed for scientific research and work related to international economic cooperation, and learn several foreign languages.

The graduates of the speciality International Economic Relations gain an academic degree of a Bachelor of International Economic Relations or a Master of International Economy and Translation. They can work as economists, economic advisors, interpreters or translators, attachés, bankers, logisticians, marketing specialists, accountants, university lecturers, etc.

The entrance requirements for a Bachelor’s academic degree in Speciality 292 International Economic Relations are as follows:

Required educational backgroundDuration of studyEntrance exams (Results of External Independent Evaluation (EIE) based on secondary education)

Secondary education3 years 10 months —

 full-time studies, 

4 years 10 months — distance studies EIE certificates:

1.Ukrainian Language and Literature, 

2.Foreign Language 

3.Mathematics/Geography by choice 

Junior specialist of related speciality2 years 10 months — shortened studies, from  2nd year- Entrance exam in speciality (complex test),

- Exam in Foreign Language

Junior specialist of unrelated speciality2 years 10 months — shortened studies, from  2nd year- Entrance exam in speciality (complex test)

- Exam in Foreign Language

The entrance requirements for a Master’s academic degree in Speciality 292 International Economic Relations are as follows:

Required educational backgroundDuration of studyEntrance exams 

Bachelor of related speciality

1 year 4 months- Entrance exam in speciality (test), 

- Entrance exam in Foreign Language

Bachelor of unrelated speciality1 year 4 months- Entrance exam in speciality (test),

- Entrance exam in Foreign Language

The students of Speciality 035 Philology. Applied Linguistics acquire deep fundamental knowledge in three foreign languages and their application with the use of modern information technology. Graduates of this speciality can work as interpreters or translators, lecturers, teachers of English/German, researchers (linguistics, translation and applied linguistics), etc. 

The entrance requirements for a Bachelor’s academic degree in Specialty 035 Philology. Applied Linguistics are as follows: 

Required educational backgroundDuration of studyEntrance exams (Results of External Independent Evaluation (EIE) based on secondary education)

Secondary education3 years 10 months — 

full-time studies, 

4 years 10 months — distance studiesEIE certificates:

1.Ukrainian Language and Literature,

2.Foreign Language,

3.History of Ukraine/Geography by choice 

Junior Specialist of related speciality2 years 10 months — shortened studies, from  2nd year- Complex entrance exam in speciality (interview),

- Entrance exam in Foreign Language (test)

Junior Specialist of unrelated speciality2 years 10 months — shortened studies, from  2nd year- Complex entrance exam in speciality (interview),

- Entrance exam in Foreign Language (test)

The curriculum of Bachelor programs includes the following subjects:

1.International Relations Theory

2.International Relations and Global Politics

3.Foreign Policy of Ukraine

4.Country Studies

5.Public International Law

6.International Private Law

7.Comparative Constitutional Law

8.Informational and Analytical Activity in International Relations

9.International Information

10.Conflict and Negotiation Theory

11.Foreign Language for Specific Purposes

12.Foreign Language

13.Theory and Practice of Translation

14.Second Foreign Language

15.Diplomatic and Consular Service

16.Good Governance and Culture of Peace

17.Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette

18.Economic History

19.Economy of Ukraine and Foreign Economic Relations

20.Microeconomics, Macroeconomics

21.International Economics

22.Theory of Money and Currency

23.Theory of Statistics

24.Finance

25.Business Economics/Economics of Enterprise

26.Econometrics

27.Principles of Management and Marketing

28.History of Political and Economic Thought

29.Accounting and Analysis of Foreign Trade

30.International Economic Relations

31.International Monetary Relations

32.Taxes and Systems of Taxation

33.Credit and Banking

34.Economic Modeling of Global Processes

35.Financial Mathematics

36.Logistics. Basics of Audit 

37.Economic Analysis

38.Global Finance

39.Economics of European Integration

40.Foreign Trade Regulation in the EU

41.Financial Policy in European Countries

42. Payment and Settlement in Foreign Trade of European Countries

43.Conjuncture of Commodity Markets

The curriculum of Master programs includes the following subjects:

1.Global Macroeconomic Policy

2.International Economic Law

3.Transitional Economies

4.Global Financial Environment

5.Translation Practice

6.Teaching in Higher Education

7.Principles of Corporate Governance

8.Foreign Policy of Ukraine

9.Economic Globalization

10.Intellectual Property Rights

11.Law of the European Union

12.Higher Education in Ukraine and the Bologna Process

13.Methodology of Economics

14.International Investment Law