Graduates can take on roles such as specialist, internal auditor, assistant inspector, and administrative judge in public institutions (Ministry of Treasury and Finance, Revenue Administration, Court of Accounts, Local Governments, Development Agencies, Public Banks, etc.).

Graduates can be employed as specialists, managers, and consultants in private sector organizations, in finance (banking, insurance, etc.), administrative and financial affairs, purchasing, human resources, auditing, and foreign trade departments.

Graduates can practice as a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Public Accountant.

Graduates can continue their professional development by adapting to changing economic, financial, and technological conditions, and they can establish their own businesses as entrepreneurs.

Graduates can pursue an academic career through graduate education.

Graduates can take up positions in national and international civil society organizations.

Students possesse up-to-date and theoretical knowledge of economics, law, and public finance, which form the basis of the field of finance.

Students evaluate knowledge and skills related to finance with a critical perspective; analyze financial events within a cause-and-effect relationship.

Students are open to and take on the responsibilities that individual and team work will bring in matters related to finance and economics.

Students use information and communication technologies at the level required by the field.

Students place importance on the environment, social responsibility, professional ethical values, social welfare, and sustainability under all circumstances.

Students acquire proficiency in Turkish and a foreign language at a level sufficient to follow developments in their field and gain written and oral communication skills.

By analytically and critically evaluating knowledge gained from different disciplines, students produce innovative solutions to financial problems.

Students possess leadership qualities and the ability to communicate effectively with experts in other fields.

Students understand public revenue and expenditure processes.

Students conduct empirical analyses on financial and economic issues.

Students monitor global and national economic conditions and interpret fiscal policies.

Students assess the financial position of businesses based on financial statements, accounting records, and tax legislation information.

Students possess knowledge about tax law and financial court proceedings.