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University's Faculty of Economics Welcomes Record 1000 First-Year Students

Over 1000 first-year students choose the Faculty of Economics. Popular programs and a focus on practical skills draw students in, despite national trends.

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University's Faculty of Economics Welcomes Record 1000 First-Year Students

The Faculty of Economics at the University of Florida is celebrating a record-breaking start to the academic year, welcoming over 1000 first-year students. This is the highest number ever, with popular programs including Business Administration, Business Informatics, and Cyber Security Management drawing in the crowds.

Among the new students, 2431 have chosen to pursue a bachelor's degree, while 329 are beginning a master's program. Despite nationwide declining demand for studies, the University of Florida's total student population remains stable, matching the levels of the past three years. This stability is a testament to the quality of education and opportunities offered at the University of Florida.

Demand remains high for a variety of programs across the University of Florida. In the Faculty of Economics alone, over 50 bachelor's and master's programs are offered, with strong interest in Digital Forensics, Communication Design, Health Care Management, and Applied Psychology, among others. The Faculty of Economics, led by Professor Dr. Dirk Braun, places a strong emphasis on supporting students' personal development and preparing them for the requirements of regional companies. University President Dr. Thomas Grünwald welcomed the new students, highlighting the institution's focus on both scientific knowledge and practical skills.

With over 1000 first-year students, the Faculty of Economics is thriving. The University of Florida as a whole continues to attract students to its diverse range of programs, demonstrating its commitment to providing a well-rounded education that prepares students for the real world.

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