Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Economics, Economics, Philosophy

Target group

The degree programme is compatible for graduates of Economics, Humanities, Social and Political Sciences as well as graduates in other disciplines related to the three thematic pillars Global Economic Development, Global Governance and Philosophy and Society. It also offers opportunities for people with economic and political responsibility in government and social institutions, for political advisers, those responsible for planning in administration, managers in NGOs, people responsible for sustainability issues, organisation consultants and developers.

Annotation

Our inter-disciplinary degree programmes offer a suitable approach for future decision-makers who plan to assume positions of responsibility in business, politics and other sectors of society. Here you learn to explore the disciplines of Business Economics and General Management in context, and are trained to play an active role in addressing the new economic and social challenges. As one of Germany's most renowned business schools, we do not only produce graduates with excellent know-how\; we also educate personalities who have learned to look beyond the boundaries of their discipline.

Admission modus

Selection procedure / qualifying examination

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

A general higher education entrance qualification or an equivalent qualification and proof of a professionally qualifying degree (Bachelor's, Diplom, State Examination or equivalent) must be provided for the degree course.

Fees

Fees (Link)

The tuition fee is based on the income that can be expected later on. The university allows for studying regardless of one’s financial background thanks to a reverse generation contract: Students can opt for immediate payment, delayed income-dependent payment or 50% immediate payment and 50% delayed payment. A maximum limit provides an upward cap on the payment. Payment is generally only for the standard period of study – even if it is exceeded.