As a result of studying the module the student must: be able to solve complex specialized problems and practical problems in the field of international relations in general and international economic, in particular, as well as in the learning process, which involves
application of the newest theories and methods at realization of complex researches of world economic communications, is characterized by complexity and uncertainty of conditions; able to communicate in foreign languages, able to think abstractly, analyze and synthesize, carry out comprehensive analysis and monitoring of world markets, assess changes in the international environment and be able to adapt to them, communicate at professional and social levels with
using professional terminology, including oral and written
communication in state and foreign languages, analyze the features of international investment and innovation, the structure of the global financial market, approaches to managing the international innovation process, use the knowledge to analyze the features of the organization of trade in financial instruments in different
national markets and the European market, to systematize and organize the received information on processes and phenomena in the world economy; assess and explain the impact of endogenous and exogenous factors on them; formulate conclusions and develop recommendations taking into account the peculiarities of the national and international environment, understand, identify and describe new phenomena, processes and trends of global development, mechanisms and tools for economic policy and global integration / disintegration processes, including
number and Euro-Atlantic integration, to understand and be able to apply, in accordance with other requirements of the educational program, modern theories and methods of solving specialized complex
tasks and practical problems in the field of international trade in goods and services, international capital movements, international monetary, financial and credit relations, human resources mobility, international technology transfer, understand and apply theories, principles, tools and instruments
implementation of international monetary, financial and credit relations; to determine the functional features, nature, level and degree of relationships between the subjects of international economic relations of different levels and to establish communication between them; demonstrate knowledge of the state of research in international economic relations and the world economy in an interdisciplinary combination with political, legal, natural sciences; to defend the national interests of Ukraine taking into account the security component of international economic relations; substantiate the choice and apply information and analytical tools, economic and statistical methods of calculation, complex analysis techniques and methods of monitoring world markets; manage complex actions or projects, responsibility for decision-making in unpredictable conditions

Prerequisite "International Economic Relations", co-requisite "International Stock Market"

Fundamentals of investing in the global stock market Investing in major securities Formation of an optimal portfolio of securities Investing in derivative securities Indices of business activity of stock and commodity exchanges

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Current control (30%): work at workshops (30%);
Final control (70%): testing (50%), oral questioning (20%).