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  • 8 universities on the site
  • 9 programs with official 2026–2027 tuition

Study Economics

Economics studies how resources are produced, distributed and used, covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics and economic policy.

Lowest verified tuition (USD)
USD 4,700 · Haliç
Lowest verified tuition (EUR)
EUR 2,155 · CIU
Universities with this field
8
Programs on the site
9

Short answer

How long is Economics, where is it offered and how much does it cost?

Economics is a bachelor's programme of 4 years. The site lists 9 programs of this field at 8 universities in Turkey and Northern Cyprus. Annual tuition of the verified programs, per official 2026–2027 lists: USD 4,700 (Haliç) to USD 9,000 (after a 50% scholarship) (Yeditepe) and EUR 2,155 (CIU) to EUR 3,225 (after a 50% scholarship) (Near East). Some figures are after the university’s official scholarship.

Updated: Fees for 2026–2027Source: University's official fee list

Duration
4 years
Degree
Bachelor's

Economics fees by language of instruction

Study Economics — Yearly tuition (2026–2027)
LevelEnglishTurkish
Bachelor'sUSD 5,000–9,000 · EUR 2,155–3,225 (some after scholarship)7 verified programsEUR 3,225 · USD 4,700 (some after scholarship)2 verified programs

Updated: Fees for 2026–2027Source: University's official fee list

Which universities offer Economics, and what does each charge?

Universities offering Economics and annual tuition, 2026–2027
UniversityCityLanguage of instructionAnnual tuition
HaliçIstanbulTurkeyTurkishTurkish: USD 4,700
AltınbaşIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 5,000
İstinyeIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 8,000
BAUIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 8,500
YeditepeIstanbulTurkeyEnglishEnglish: USD 9,000 (after a 50% scholarship)
CIUNicosiaNorthern CyprusEnglishEnglish: EUR 2,155
Near EastNicosiaNorthern CyprusEnglish and TurkishEnglish: EUR 3,225 (after a 50% scholarship) · Turkish: EUR 3,225 (after a 50% scholarship)
EMUFamagustaNorthern CyprusEnglishEnglish: USD 6,400 (after a 60% scholarship)

Annual tuition per each university’s official list; programs whose fees are not matched yet are marked “Being verified”.

Updated: Fees for 2026–2027Source: University's official fee list

Where graduates work

Banks and financial institutions, consulting and market analysis firms, public institutions, international organisations and economic research.

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Frequently asked questions

How many years is Economics?

Economics is a bachelor's programme of 4 years; a language prep year, if needed, is added separately.

Which universities offer Economics?

Universities with this field on the site: Haliç, Altınbaş, İstinye, BAU, Yeditepe, CIU, Near East and EMU.

In which language is Economics taught?

The programs on the site are taught in: English and Turkish. Each university’s language requirement is on the program page.

Which Economics program costs the least?

Among verified programs, Haliç at USD 4,700 a year. Among verified programs, CIU at EUR 2,155 a year.

Where do Economics graduates work?

Banks and financial institutions, consulting and market analysis firms, public institutions, international organisations and economic research.

Can I study Economics without a language certificate?

Yes, with a language prep year, paid separately from tuition. Per official data: EMU: English prep year USD 3,520–4,613 + USD 250 per term.

Does applying through Taktik cost anything?

No, it is free. Tuition is paid directly to the university and admission is not guaranteed.

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Applying through Taktik is free and tuition is paid directly to the university. Admission is not guaranteed.