-Strengthening integration with other fields and disciplines by incorporating concepts from psychology, neuroscience, sociology, economics, and related areas.
-Introducing students to human biases and patterns of decision-making.
-Understanding consumer behavior in Saudi Arabia in particular, and exploring mechanisms for driving organizational change toward beneficial decision-making.
-Introducing modern theories in the field, such as behavioral nudging (also known as ``nudge theory``), mental accounting, bounded rationality, and others.

-Advanced analysis of statistical data to solve complex economic problems directly or indirectly related to technology.
-Identifying and analyzing social and economic development trends, economic systems, processes, and models, and accurately evaluating them.
-Assessing potential risks and the socio-economic outcomes of legislative decisions.
-Integrating modern theories in digital economics with the specific realities of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and global economic transformations more broadly.

-Equipping students with a deep understanding of the legislative, social, and organizational factors that influence economic decision-making.
-Preparing students to lead transformational change in various fields such as public policy, finance, and human resource management within public and private healthcare institutions.
-Enhancing students’ knowledge and skills in understanding, designing, and evaluating health-related legislation.
-Promoting interdisciplinary integration by incorporating concepts from economics, management, and health sciences.