Mathematical, Statistical and Instrumental Methods in Economics

Profession

The program trains scientific and scientific-pedagogical staff in the scientific specialty 5.2.2. Mathematical, statistical and instrumental methods in economics.
Researchers who are specialists in this scientific specialty are engaged in the study and development of the theory and practical application of mathematical, statistical and instrumental methods in economics, optimization of business processes, development of economic models, using modern tools of big data analysis, statistical computing and computer modeling.
Scientific and academic staff, along with scientific (research) work, is engaged in pedagogical activities.

Educational Process

The program includes a scientific component, an educational component and a final certification.
The scientific component of the program includes:
 scientific activities aimed at the thesis for a candidate’s degree writing;
 publications that outline the main scientific results, and (or) applications for patents/certificates for inventions, utility models, computer programs, databases and other results of intellectual activity;
 intermediate certification on all the stages of the scientific research.
The educational component of the program includes:
 study of the disciplines "History and Philosophy of Science", " Mathematical, statistical and instrumental methods in economics", "Pedagogy of higher education", "Research Methodology" and "Russian language as a foreign language";
 the pedagogical training;
 intermediate certification of the program subjects and trainings.
The final certification is carried out in the form of an assessment of the thesis according to the established criteria.

Practice

During the study process postgraduates do pedagogical training – they prepare educational materials and conduct seminars together with lecturers of our chair.
The graduates with the highest education achievements can work at our chair and gain practical skills in conducting training sessions (seminars) independently.

Career

Graduates of the program work at higher educational establishments, research organizations and large innovative, knowledge-intensive enterprises of various industries.