National Economy (graduate)

The advanced degree course in economics deepens the knowledge acquired in the basic degree course and, if applicable, during employment. Students usually specialize in a subject area, such as the economics of institutions or international economics. There are also master's degree courses that cover a broad spectrum of economics.

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

Economics can also be studied as part of distance learning and part-time courses.

Modules (examples):

• Advanced Macroeconomics
• Advanced Microeconomics
• Applied Microeconomics
• Selected chapters in econometrics, statistics and empirical economic research
• Development Economics
• Financial and banking models
• Advanced transport economics
• History of economic theory
• Growth and distribution
• Institutional economics
• International political economics
• Public expenditure
• Political economics
• Problems of economic policy: unemployment, health economics and pensions
• Strategic marketing and international affairs Marketing
• Environmental economics
• Corporate cooperation: mergers and acquisitions
• Business ethics and normative economics

Practical study content:

• Depending on the university, internships, practical modules, practical semesters (e.g. in commercial companies)