Higher School of Economics and Business
The Graduate School of Economics and Business was created by order of the Rector of KSTU named after I. Razzakov on September 1, 2022 as a result of the reorganization of the Kyrgyz State Technical University named after I. Razzakov through the accession of the Kyrgyz State University of Construction, Transport and Architecture named after N. Isanov and the Kyrgyz State University of Geology, Mining and Natural Resources Development named after Academician U. Asanaliev based on the Decree of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic dated July 18, 2022 № 243.
Strategic Goals of the Educational Activities of the HSEB
Goal 1. Ensuring High Quality and Competitiveness of Educational Programs.
To establish a sustainable system for training specialists in the fields of economics, finance, and management that meets the requirements of national and international standards.
Goal 2. Integration of Science, Education, and Practice in Specialist Training.
To develop a research and educational environment focused on building students' research and practical-analytical competencies.
Goal 3. Internationalization and Expansion of Partnership Networks.
To strengthen the Graduate School of Economics and Business's position in the international educational arena and to enhance academic mobility for students and faculty.
Goal 4. Developing Entrepreneurial, Innovative, and Socially Responsible Mindset in Students.
To equip students with solid competencies in leadership, entrepreneurship, and professional ethics, which are essential for the sustainable development of the national economy.
The departments of the Graduate School of Economics and Business offer Bachelor's degree programs in 7 fields, Specialist degree programs in 1 field, Master's degree programs in 5 fields, and PhD programs in 3 fields.
LIST OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE HSEB
Department | Bachelor's Degree Programs | Master's Degree Programs | PhD Programs |
| Economics and Enterprise Management | Economics and Enterprise Management Logistics in Construction | Economic Engineering | Economic Engineering |
| Finance, Analysis, and Accounting | Finance, Accounting, and Taxation International Trade and E-Commerce Accounting, Analysis, and Audit Finance and Credit | Accounting, Analysis, and Audit Finance and Credit | Financial Analytics |
| Economic Security and Marketing | Economic Security Marketing | Audit and Financial Consulting | |
| Management | Management Production Management Financial Management Organizational Management in Constructio Business Administration | Management Business Administration | Industrial Sector Management |
| Information Systems in Economics | Information Systems and Programming Technologies Information Systems and Programming in Economics Information Systems and Programming in Financial and credit institutions Information Systems in Economics Business Analytics and Statistics | IT Project Management Information Systems and Programming in Economics Data Analytics in Economics | Information Systems and Processes |
History of the Higher School of Economics and Business
The Graduate School of Economics and Business of the I. Razzakov Kyrgyz State Technical University was established on the basis of two institutes: the Institute of "Economics and Management" (from the N. Isanov KSUCTA) and the "Engineering-Economics" Faculty (from the I. Razzakov KSTU). These two units trace their origins back to 1968, when the Frunze Polytechnic Institute (FPI) decided to begin training industrial engineers and economists specializing in industry and construction.
In 1992, at the Kyrgyz Architectural and Construction Institute, and based on an order from the National Entrepreneurship Foundation of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Commercial Faculty (CF) was established on the basis of the "Economics and Construction Management" Department. Its purpose was to train highly qualified personnel in the field of economics and management. Subsequently, the CF was renamed the "Faculty of Economics and Management" (FEM) and became part of the Institute of Construction, Economics, and Management (ICE&M).
In August 2017, to enhance its specialized focus and deepen its specialization, the FEM was separated from KSUCTA and became an independent structure. As a result, the Kyrgyz-Chinese International Institute of Economics and Management (KCIIEM) was created on the basis of the FEM. In August 2018, it was renamed the Institute of Economics and Management (IEM).
The Engineering-Economics Faculty (hereinafter referred to as EEF) was the successor to the Institute of Management and Business (hereinafter referred to as IMB), which was established in 1996 on the basis of the "Business and Management" Faculty. In 2016, as part of the university's specialization, the Institute of Management and Business was renamed the "Engineering-Economics" Faculty.
