Will study ‘economics’ at a 612-year-old university

Doğu Çeteci, a student at Izmir University of Economics (IUE), Department of International Trade and Finance, has been accepted for a master’s degree at Scotland’s University of St Andrews, which is ranked among the top 100 universities in the world. Çeteci will study ‘economics’ at St Andrews, which stands out with its 612-year history and is a dream destination for thousands of successful young people worldwide. He will stay in Scotland for a year, starting this summer, where he will gain new knowledge, expand his network, and create new career opportunities for himself. Preparing to graduate from IUE Faculty of Business, Department of International Trade and Finance, 23-year-old Çeteci said he was excited to achieve his goal of studying abroad.

“MY MOTIVATION INCREASES AS TIME GETS CLOSER”

Çeteci stated that his GPA and references played a crucial role in his acceptance into University of St Andrews, one of the most prestigious higher education institutions in the United Kingdom. He expressed gratitude to the academics who supported him. Çeteci said, “As time gets closer, my motivation increases. I can’t wait to go to Scotland. I feel lucky to be studying at such a prestigious university, which was founded in 1413 and is recognized as one of the UK’s best institutions. I have seized an important opportunity for my career and goals, and I want to make the most of it. Every year, thousands of students apply to St Andrews for a master’s degree. The university evaluates why you want to pursue this education, who your references are, your GPA, and the projects you worked on as a student. After a detailed review, selected students earn this right. I am happy to have been chosen among so many young candidates.”

“I WOULD LIKE TO ADVANCE IN CENTRAL BANKING”

Expressing his desire to advance in the field of central banking after graduation, Çeteci said, “Today, the economic prosperity of nations is measured by their effectiveness and competitiveness in international trade and financial markets. The demand for qualified professionals trained in the field of international trade and finance is constantly increasing. I believe I have received a quality education at my university. Additionally, pursuing a master’s degree in economics at St Andrews will provide me with invaluable contributions. It’s too early to talk about my career plans in detail, but I would like to return to my country and work in central banking. For now, I am focused on improving myself as much as possible in Scotland.”