COURSESSuggested Order of Study
Students are expected to take no more than 18 credits each semester. The remaining credits during the first two semesters may be taken in Kyrgyz and English. It is desirable that students complete the required cycle of language, critical and computer skills courses during their first year of study.
Freshmen
Fall Semester
Introductory Microeconomic Theory
Mathematics for Economists I
Introduction to Computer
Economic History
Spring Semester
Introductory Macroeconomic Theory
Mathematics for Economists II
History of Economic Thought
Research Methods
Sophomores
Fall Semester
Intermediate Microeconomics
Statistics
Management
Legal Basis of Economics
Economic Geography
Financial Accounting
Spring Semester
Intermediate Macroeconomics
International Economics
In addition to the abovementioned courses students may take elective courses.
By the end of their second year, students are expected to complete general education courses listed below: either two introductory courses in the field of social sciences: Intro to Sociology, Psychology, or Political Science; or one course in natural sciences, and two courses in the humanities.
Juniors
Fall Semester
Managerial Accounting
Introductory Econometrics
Marketing
Spring Semester
Statistics for Economists with Computer Applications | 
