Monetary and Banking Economics is a discipline group within the Economics doctoral study program. The main focus is to understand and analyze economic policy, financial markets, monetary policy, and the role of financial institutions in the global economic system. Students in this group explore the theory and methodology of monetary economics and the role of financial institutions in the modern economy. In this research group, students study aspects such as monetary policy, financial inclusion, economic stability, and banking theory. They also explore economic analysis related to government policies and interventions in financial markets, as well as the development of the global financial system. In relation to banking, students understand banking risk management, capitalization, and the role of banking in the economy. The objective of this discipline group is to train researchers and economic thinkers who are proficient in analyzing and providing relevant policy recommendations in the field of monetary and banking economics. Graduates are expected to be able to make a significant contribution in formulating economic policies that can positively affect the economy.

Development Planning is a discipline group within the Economics doctoral study program. Its main focus is to understand, analyze, and plan sustainable and inclusive economic development strategies and policies. Students in this group explore theories, research methodologies, and best practices in economic planning and development at the local, national, and international levels. In this discipline, students study various aspects, including regional economic analysis, socio-economic development, public policy, sustainable development, and policy impact evaluation. They are also taught about the application of technology and innovation in supporting inclusive and sustainable economic growth. The aim is to train researchers and practitioners who are able to apply their knowledge and skills in identifying, planning, and implementing effective development policies and programs. Graduates are expected to make significant contributions to achieving inclusive, sustainable economic development and improving the quality of life of the people.

International Economics and Trade is a discipline group in the Economics doctoral study program. The main focus is to understand and analyze economic interactions between countries, international trade, and global trade policy. Students in this group study international economic theory, the structure of global trade, and the impact of trade policies on the national and global economy. In this discipline group, students study international trade theory, including comparative advantage theory, product life cycle theory, and balance of payments theory. They also discuss contemporary issues such as free trade, fair treatment, and protectionism. Evaluating the impact of trade policies, trade agreements, and international trade organizations is also an important focus. The aim is to train researchers and practitioners who have an in-depth understanding of international economics and trade and are able to contribute to developing adequate trade policies, promoting balanced economic growth, and fostering global prosperity. Graduates are expected to fill an important role in managing economic relations between countries and understanding the increasingly complex dynamics of international trade.