The knowledge output of the graduate is familiarity with advanced models of theoretical microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics. Specialized output is knowledge of advanced theoretical and econometric models in those areas of economics that the graduate chooses as their specialization and in which he/she then conducts independent research (e.g. labor market economics, finance, etc.). Further specialized output is the knowledge of current scientific literature in the field of graduate research. The general knowledge output of the graduate is the knowledge of advanced mathematical methods and passive and active use of the English language at the level allowing to perform scientific work at the international level.