Head of the Department of Economics and Management
Ph.D., professor
Imankulova Erkina Toktogulovna
E-mail: erkina_kg51@mail.ru
The Department of Economics and Management is one of the leading educational and scientific departments of the Tokmok branch named after. Kh. A. Rakhmatulina, has issuing status. Together with other departments of KSTU, it provides training for bachelors and masters, and also participates in the retraining and advanced training of teachers.
The department’s staff aims to provide future bachelors and master’s students with the following key values:
High quality of the program and the opportunity to obtain prestigious diplomas
A vibrant student life, full of unforgettable experiences and new friends
Successful participation of students in major international conferences in Kyrgyzstan and the CIS on current topics
Project activities and team interaction skills
The department trains in the following areas:
580100 "Economy"
profile: “Economics and enterprise management” by industry;
program: “Economics and Enterprise Management” (Master)
Forms of training:
Bachelor: full-time – 4 years of study
Bachelor: part-time – 5 years of study
Master's degree: 2 years of study
Goals and learning outcomes of the educational program “Economics and Management”
The goal of the program is to prepare highly qualified bachelors and masters who are able
to solve issues of improving society, economics, production, science and the development of new technologies.
A graduate who has mastered the program, in accordance with the type(s) of professional activity for which the program is focused, must be ready to solve the following professional tasks:
know approaches to management and content of planning, production organization, investment and innovation activities;
the main characteristics and processes of the national economy, labor market, logistics, social economy in modern conditions of globalization;
choose the necessary forms of organizing production and management, make management decisions;
be able to effectively use human and financial resources;
build and use models to describe and predict economic processes and phenomena.
Work in a team, defend your point of view, propose new solutions, some of which may deserve publication at the national or international level;
When developing an effective production strategy for an enterprise, managers solve problems aimed at improving the quality of products, organizing technological processes, issues related to cost calculation, and optimizing the use of human resources.
