Program description: The area of professional activity of financiers is accounting,
financial and analytical activities. Objects of professional activity
are: financial and economic activities of the organization, financial relations,
Enterprise investment policy, financial investments, enterprise pricing policy, and financial planning. Financiers gain knowledge in the humanities, natural sciences, economics, finance, and accounting disciplines that promote an understanding of various aspects of the financial activities of enterprises and organizations. They learn how to organize and manage enterprise finances, and develop cash flow budgets, income and expense budgets. This program will help students develop a systematic understanding of an enterprise's financial policy, calculate key economic and financial indicators, maintain resource (asset) accounting, and determine the financial condition and profitability of enterprises and organizations. The program includes coursework, educational, and on-the-job training in the relevant field. Graduates of this program can pursue professional careers in organizations and businesses across various economic sectors, banks and treasuries, financial institutions, tax services, and in business.

Program description: The professional field of taxation specialists includes activities related to monitoring compliance with tax legislation. The objects of their professional activity are: tax legislation; tax legal relations; tax liabilities and assets of an organization; business transactions of taxpayers; financial and economic information; tax information; tax and accounting reports. Taxation specialists gain knowledge in the humanities, natural sciences, economics, and accounting disciplines, which contribute to an understanding of various aspects of taxation, teach how to apply tax legislation in practice, administer tax legal relations, ensure the fulfillment of tax obligations, and navigate primary documents on the receipt of taxes and payments to the budget. Training in this program will develop professional skills in conducting desk and on-site tax audits, analyzing results, applying financial sanctions to violators, and maintaining taxpayer records with tax authorities. The program includes writing coursework, educational and industrial internships in the training profile. Graduates of this program can pursue professional careers in republican, regional, district, and city tax and customs services, in the financial services of enterprises and organizations, in the business sector, etc.

Program description: Accountants' professional activities include accounting, analysis, and auditing at enterprises in various sectors of the economy. The objects of their professional activity include: facts of the enterprise's economic activity that affect changes in assets, liabilities, capital, income, and expenses; calculations related to the reflection, control, and analysis of business transactions in the accounting and reporting system; and primary work teams. Accountants gain knowledge in the humanities, natural sciences, economics, finance, and accounting disciplines, which contribute to the development of professional competencies necessary for performing accounting activities in various organizations, regardless of their legal form. They are taught to systematize and summarize information on the company's financial transactions using computer technology. This program will help develop a systematic understanding of the organization of analytical and synthetic accounting for business activities and master the technology of preparing monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements for a business entity in accordance with IFRS. The program includes coursework, educational and on-the-job training in the relevant field. Graduates of this program can pursue professional activities as accountants in organizations and enterprises in various sectors of the economy, specialists in financial and credit institutions, tax services, and entrepreneurs in the business sector.

Program description: The core curriculum for Bachelor's degree students in Management is the acquisition of advanced knowledge in management theory and history, organizational theory and systems analysis, management decision-making, economic theory, sociology and psychology, marketing, human resource management, crisis management, corporate management, strategic and innovation management, financial management, financial analysis and accounting, project management, the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and government regulation of the economy, and additionally includes the study of one of the Asian languages (Chinese or Turkish). The professional field of study for Bachelor's degree students in Management includes organizations of any legal form (commercial, non-profit, state, or municipal), where graduates work as executives or junior managers in various departments of the administrative apparatus; state and municipal government bodies; and structures in which graduates are entrepreneurs creating and developing their own businesses.

Program description: Teachers' professional activities include teaching and educating primary school-age children through the implementation of foreign language educational programs in primary general education. The objectives of this professional activity include: foreign language teaching technologies, the organization of in-class and extracurricular activities for students, interaction with colleagues, social partners, and parents, and the documentation of the educational process. Foreign language teachers gain knowledge in the humanities, natural sciences, pedagogical, and psychological disciplines, which contribute to the development of professional competencies necessary for teaching, upbringing, development, and education. This program will help students develop a systemic understanding of teaching, master foreign language teaching methods, and become familiar with the fundamentals of pedagogical excellence and general and developmental psychology. The program includes a coursework project, academic internships, and teaching practice in the relevant field. Graduates of this program can pursue professional activities as educators in preschool educational organizations, teachers and methodologists in the primary general education system, language course teachers, and foreign language tutors.

Program description: The professional activities of translators include obtaining a linguistic education, conducting interlingual communication, and conducting intercultural communication. The subjects of professional activity include the theory and practice of foreign languages, translation and translation studies, the theory of intercultural communication, the linguistic components of electronic information systems, and the foreign languages and cultures of the countries where the languages are studied. Translators gain knowledge in the humanities, natural sciences, and language disciplines. The program also includes a range of linguistic and cultural studies disciplines that contribute to the development of professional competencies. The program will help students develop a systematic understanding of translation, master the practice of written and oral translation, and become familiar with the fundamentals of linguistics, intercultural communication, stylistics, and lexicology. The program includes coursework, academic and teaching internships in the relevant field of study.

Graduates of this program can work professionally as translators and intermediaries in the field of intercultural communications, or as translators in museums, galleries, travel agencies, media outlets, libraries, and elsewhere.

Program description: The professional work of preschool education specialists includes nurturing, educating, and developing children of preschool age. The objects of their professional work include: the educational process in preschool organizations, the child's personal development, the educational environment, and interactions with parents and the teaching staff.

            During their studies, students gain knowledge in the humanities, psychological, pedagogical, and methodological disciplines, which develop an understanding of the age-related characteristics of children, the principles of upbringing and education, and the development of speech, thinking, and the emotional sphere of the child.

            The program allows students to acquire skills in organizing the educational process, planning lessons, conducting educational games and activities, assessing children's developmental levels, and creating a favorable psychological environment.

            Students learn to apply modern teaching technologies, develop lesson plans, monitor children's development, and interact with parents.

            The program includes coursework, educational and teaching practice in preschool educational organizations.

            Graduates can work in kindergartens, child development centers, private educational institutions, and other organizations related to the education and development of preschool children.

Program description: The professional work of primary school teachers encompasses educational, training, and methodological activities within the primary general education system. The objects of their professional work include: the educational process in primary school, the development of the personality of young students, and the development of basic knowledge, skills, and abilities.

            During their studies, students master the humanities, psychological, pedagogical, and methodological disciplines aimed at studying the developmental characteristics of primary school children, methods of teaching reading, writing, mathematics, and other subjects.

            The program develops skills in planning and conducting lessons, using modern educational technologies, assessing student knowledge, organizing extracurricular activities, and interacting with parents.

            Students learn to develop curricula, conduct lessons tailored to the individual needs of children, and develop independent thinking and learning skills.

            The program includes coursework, as well as educational and teaching practice in schools.

            Graduates can work in comprehensive schools, gymnasiums, lyceums, private educational institutions and other organizations in the education system.