The main objective of education in the field of Managerial Economics is to provide students with specialized knowledge in economics and management while developing practical skills and social competencies necessary for employment in managerial, advisory, and expert positions in businesses, institutions, and for entrepreneurial endeavors. The practical orientation of the studies is tailored to meet the demands of the contemporary job market and is conducted in conditions that correspond to the environments of local and modern companies, led by academic teachers with extensive professional and economic experience.

The educational goal of the program is to prepare specialists for employment in private entities and public sector institutions in positions that require knowledge in economics and management.

The general educational goals within the Managerial Economics program focus on:

1. Providing advanced specialized knowledge in social sciences and economic tools used in the economic analysis of various entities, institutions, and local self-government units.
2. Preparing students to identify, plan, and coordinate business initiatives using modern enterprise management techniques.
3. Shaping and developing practical skills in economics, organization and management, managerial economics, market and competition analysis, information technology, e-business, project management, and business communication necessary for managerial and specialist roles in enterprises and institutions.
4. An integral part of the program is the development of social and professional competencies, as well as legal and ethical awareness, to prepare students for economic analysis, responsible decision-making in teams and organizations, and running their own business activities.

Professional internships allow for the expansion of specialized knowledge and the understanding of tools used in the work of a contemporary economist. This includes the empirical application of economic analysis in business practice and tools supporting organizational management and the work of managers and economic specialists.

Upon completion of the program, graduates in Managerial Economics will earn a Bachelor's degree.

The program allows graduates to apply for positions in:

• Various public sector enterprises in roles related to economic advisory and management, such as manager, business analyst, and economic specialist.
• Institutions and economic organizations in operational and managerial positions.
• Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in roles such as manager, market analyst, and economic advisor.

Graduates from this program possess the knowledge, skills, and professional competencies to establish and run their own business activities. Managerial Economics studies also allow for further education through second-degree studies (master's level), providing an open space for further economic development and professional advancement.