International Economy (graduate)

The advanced study course in International Economics deepens the knowledge acquired in the basic course and, if applicable, during employment. Students usually specialize in one subject area, e.g. intercultural management.

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

International Economics can also be studied as part of dual study courses, part-time courses, and distance learning courses.

Compulsory modules (examples):

• Advanced Consulting Skills
• Business Relations
• Global Strategic Management
• Innovation and Technology Management
• International Business Ethics
• International Economics
• Research Methods
• Strategic Performance Management
• Total Supply Chain Management

Elective modules (examples):

• Behavioral Development Economics
• Development Economics and Policy
• International Controlling
• International Marketing

Practical study content:

• Depending on the university, internships, practical modules, practical semesters (e.g. in international companies, possibly also abroad)