This master programme is aimed to students with a strong interest in economics as well as with interest to perform independent scientific work. A solid knowledge in mathematics and statistics is needed as analytical skills are essential in order to understand economic theory and empirical research. In the second and third semester students specialise by choosing individual options from a broad range of subjects (taught in English and German). Students must choose 12 modules, including at least 10 elective economic modules within the specialisation fields. If you choose at least three modules of one specialisation field this can be put on your Master certificate. You are however free to choose modules from various specialisation fields. Labor Economics Macroeconomics and Finance Public Economics Energy Markets Health Economics

The programme provides you profound knowledge in economics and prepares you for a range of careers in various fields. The main career aims are academic and analytical work for universities and research institutes, international organizations, public authorities, associations, consultancy firms and large companies.