Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

In the first few semesters, you will acquire important fundamentals in subjects that were not a focus of your first degree.

Target group

Graduates with proof of completion of a subject-relevant Bachelor's degree in economics or political science or proof of a comparable German or foreign professionally qualifying university degree. The overall grade in the professionally qualifying university degree must be 'satisfactory' (3.0). In addition, sufficient skills in the fundamentals of economics or political science must have been acquired in the programme completed . This is the case when the degree programme in question comprised at least 60 credit points in subjects of economic sciences or political science as well as related auxiliary sciences.

Annotation

The Master's degree programme in Political Integration and Economic Globalisation (Master of Arts) is a consecutive degree course for students with a Bachelor's degree in Social Science or Economics. In the process of internationalisation, political and economic aspects are closely interlinked. For example, in the context of European integration, the economic interdependence, political cooperation and the legal protection (communitarisation) of regulatory areas are often directly related to one another. In addition, there are also many other forms of political, economic and legal integration processes in the global space. The focus of the degree course is therefore on the mutual links and forms of mediation between economic, political and legal aspects of international integration and disintegration, as well as other forms of thematically relevant political, economic and legal processes in the global area. In doing so, students should acquire the following skills: - Acquire specialist knowledge of the process of international integration/disintegration and other forms of political, economic and legal processes in the global space from an inter-disciplinary perspective; - Training of analytical skills to identify the points of contact and intersections of economic, political and legal forms of integration be able to identify them systematically and by way of example; - Analysis and evaluation of the – partly contradictory, partly complementary – course of international integration/disintegration and economic, political and legal aspects of globalisation. Research focuses In the first semester, you will acquire important fundamentals in subjects that were not a focus of your first degree and then specialize in relevant areas in the disciplines of economics or political science. Part of the programme is also a research-oriented college and an international internship.

Admission modus

open admission

Admission requirements (Link)

Fees

There are currently no tuition fees in the state of Hesse!