The Department of International Business and Creative Economy at our university is entering the 2026–2027 academic year with ambitious new goals and wide-ranging changes. This year, the Department will be in the spotlight not only for its updated curricula, but also for its outstanding achievements in scientific innovation and international cooperation.

The educational process will become even more modern, competitive, and practice-oriented. The Department will bring together 18 experienced faculty members — 3 international and 15 local professors and instructors — who will share their knowledge and expertise with students.

International specialists from leading business schools around the world will work alongside local faculty members to provide students with knowledge of global economic trends, innovative management, and the principles of the creative economy.

The new curricula will include:

• digital transformation and the economics of artificial intelligence;

• international business strategies and startup projects;

• creative clusters and models of economic development.