The Economics and Finance Bachelor's Program (Turkish) offers an interdisciplinary education designed to develop individuals who are capable of conducting economic analysis, actively participating in financial decision making processes, and demonstrating strong analytical thinking skills. The program aims to equip students with the knowledge and competencies required to assume strategic roles in both public and private sector institutions. Within the program, students are not only introduced to economic theories and financial instruments, but also gain analytical and solution oriented perspectives that enable them to develop investment strategies at both national and international levels. The effective use of contemporary methods such as economic modeling, data analytics, financial risk management, and market analysis constitutes one of the key strengths of the program. This structure allows students to evaluate economic and financial developments from a comprehensive and multidimensional perspective. The Economics and Finance Bachelor's Program (Turkish) adopts an educational approach grounded in ethical values and sustainability principles. Students are encouraged to internalize a lifelong learning culture and to attain the competence required for active participation in postgraduate education and continuous professional development after graduation. The program is supported by opportunities such as minor and double major programs, participation in international exchange programs that allow one or two semesters of study abroad, access to applied and technical elective courses related to the field, and workshops based on applied data analysis. These opportunities contribute to the strengthening of students' academic and professional profiles. Graduates of the The Economics and Finance Bachelor's Program (Turkish), benefit from a broad range of career opportunities in both the public and private sectors. In particular, they may begin their careers in banks and financial institutions, capital and money markets, auditing, financial consultancy and accounting firms, insurance and risk management companies, marketing and sales departments, and economic research or public policy development units. Graduates may pursue positions such as assistant specialist, auditor, researcher, inspector, financial advisor, or management trainee. The Economics and Finance Bachelor's Program (Turkish) aims to prepare graduates who can adapt to dynamic market conditions, approach economic and financial challenges with a scientific perspective, and contribute responsibly to professional and societal development.