PO1: Gains the ability to develop systematic solutions to contemporary economic problems by benefiting from interdisciplinary approaches, including other social sciences.

PO2: Uses knowledge of macroeconomics and microeconomics theories in solving economic problems.

PO3: Knows the sources of differences in economic systems and policies among countries from the perspective of the historical development of economic thought.

PO4: Specializes in other disciplines within the field of economics and administrative sciences (such as logistics, smart logistics, etc.).

PO5: Specializes in subfields of economics (such as regional development, regional integration, regional applications, etc.).

PO6: Is aware of legal rights in professional and daily life and acts within the framework of legal rules.

PO7: Uses knowledge of accounting and statistics in professional life after graduation.

PO8: Gains the ability to communicate at a basic level in a foreign language in both professional and daily life.

PO9: Gains the ability to use at least one software used in economic and statistical analysis, in addition to basic computer programs.

PO10: Acquires the ability to use theories and policies of international economics, economic growth, and economic development in explaining differences in economic development among countries.

PO11: Produces consistent and scientific results in the analysis of economic data based on knowledge of econometrics and mathematical economics.

PO12: Uses knowledge of History of Economic Thought and Economic History to evaluate the development of economic and social events from a historical perspective.