Labor Economics and Industrial Relations
Labor Economics and Industrial Relations is a 4-year undergraduate programme offered within the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences.
Who Is It For?
The Labor Economics and Industrial Relations program is suitable for students with an interest in the field, curiosity for research, analytical thinking skills, and a commitment to continuous learning.
Quick Summary
- Bachelor's Degree programme (4 Years)
- Formal Education, instruction in Turkish
- Admission with the Equal Weight (EA) score type
- Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences
- Graduate education and academic career opportunities
About the Department
Founded in the
academic year of 2010-2011, the Department of Labor Economics and Industrial
Relations in University of Mersin, Faculty of Economics and Administrative
Sciences started giving education with 30 students. Labor economics, social
politics, industrial relations and human resources, and labor law and social
security law are the four branches forming the Department. The first alumnis
were graduated from our department at the end of the academic year of
2013-2014.
Recently, the
fast developments in the economy have not been reflected on the social field
the same amount. It is not effective enough to address the problems that affect
the whole population, such as unemployment, powerty, inequity in income
distribution, the problem with social security, and social isolation with
solely economic politics. Strong social politics that accompany economy
politics are needed. Therefore, our department aims to
graduate students who are sensitive towards occuring global and national social
problems, and who are able to produce solutions, who follow recent developments
in their field, who are able to think independently, and who have internalized
academic thinking, a critical mind, and learning throghout their lifespan
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Labor Economics and Industrial Relations program can find employment in public institutions, private sector companies, research centers, and non-governmental organizations. Academic career paths through graduate education are also available.