The Department of Finance was established in 2000 and began its educational activities with 50 students. In 2001, the evening education program of our department was launched, continuing educational activities with another 50 students.
As of the 2025-2026 academic year, our department has 386 morning program students and 280 evening program students.
In our Department of Finance, a balanced curriculum is implemented to provide students with a solid foundation in economics, public finance, public economics, accounting, fiscal law, tax law, and criminal law. Regardless of the system or style of governance, the state influences economic life and activities and requires various revenue sources to fulfill its primary or secondary duties. Among these sources, tax revenues constitute the most significant element. In this respect, the department aims to address the workforce gap in finance, accounting, and taxation, which private institutions require to fulfill their financial obligations to the state. Simultaneously, it seeks to meet the state's need for experts and regulators in areas such as modern taxation, tax auditing, and fiscal adjudication.
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