Economics (graduate)

The advanced study course in economics deepens the knowledge acquired in the basic course and, if applicable, during employment. Students usually specialize in a subject area, e.g. economics, business analytics or finance.

The course leads to a second university degree that qualifies them for a career.

Economics can also be studied as part of teaching or distance learning courses.

Modules (examples):

• Applied Numerics
• Labor Market Economics
• Cross-Cultural Management
• Data Science and Law
• Global Financial Policies
• Fundamentals of Corporate Law
• Human Resource Management
• Innovation and Technology Sociology
• Market Analysis with Econometrics and Machine Learning
• Operations Research
• Econometrics
• Strategic and International Management
• Corporate Accounting and Controlling
• Insurance and Risk Management
• Business Informatics

Practical Study Content:

• Depending on the university, internships, practical modules, practical semester (possibly abroad)