The Department of General and Applied Economics was founded in 2011 and currently has 12 lecturers, including 1 Doctor of Sciences and 6 PhDs. The department's research focuses on methodology of food market management, regional economic modernization through cluster development, and trends in socio-economic systems. Research results include 2 monographs, 9 articles, and 66 theses published in conferences. The faculty overall has defended 24 PhDs and 6 doctorates in 20 years, published over 100 articles, and participated in over 20 research projects.

1. Research Work:
Condition and Development trends
Department of General and
Applied Economics
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2. The department was founded in 2011 as a
result of the Faculty reorganization.
Currently, there are 12 regular lecturers at
the Department, among them 1 Doctor of
Sciences and 6 PhD’s.
History of the Department

3. 1. Methodology of food market management in the
region development .
Supervisor: Doctor Loginov D.A.
2. The modernization of the regional economy on the
basis of cluster development.
Supervisor: PhD Suvorova L.A.
3. Trends research in the socio-economic system of the
region
Supervisor: PhD Grabar A.A.
4. Modern problems of education
Areas of research work

4. Research work results
- 2 monographs;
- 5 articles in journals, 4 of them in peer-reviewed journals;
- Опубликовано 66 theses in the collections of scientific and
practical conferences;
- Application for the grant of RFFR
- Application for the intramural grant;
- Student Scientific Conference;
- 2 Student Academic competitions.
Email: kaf_ope@vyatsu.ru

5. Faculty research work results
- For the last 20 years were defended 24 PhD’s and 6 Doctoral
dissertations;
- Produced more than 40 books and published more than 100
scientific articles in publishing peer-reviewed journals;
- Faculty members were involved in the development of more
than 20 research projects commissioned by both public
authorities and commercial structures;
- Annual participation in all major national and international
conferences.