Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Admission in all quarters

Focus

Economics, Taxation, Law

Annotation

The correspondence degree course can be studied full-time (18 months) and part-time (24 months). The period of study may be extended by 50% of the respective standard period of study without any further fees. Examination locations: Berlin Bremen Frankfurt a./M. Göttingen Hamburg Cologne Leipzig Munich Nuremberg Stuttgart

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

180 credits from the first degree: - At least 1 year of relevant professional experience after the first degree and evidence of 30 credits that have been acquired through continuing education and training. OR - At least 1 year of qualified professional experience after the first degree and completion of the modules recommended by the course director worth up to 30 credits. 210 credits from the first degree: - at least 1 year of qualified professional experience after the first degree. University graduates who have completed an undergraduate degree or a Master's degree without Economics content must provide evidence of completed commercial vocational training or at least three years of professional experience in an economics-related environment. In addition, they require a letter of motivation. Graduates of Law with the degree title Bachelor of Laws (LLB) cannot be admitted.

Fees

547.00 EUR / Month

Fees (Link)

The tuition fees are EUR 547.00 per month for the part-time option (24 months) and EUR 662.00 per month for the full-time option (18 months).