Economics and Transformation

Programme Overview

The Master's degree in Economics and Transformation at Leuphana University Lüneburg is crafted for those looking to understand the intersections of economics, public administration, and transformative practices. Spanning four semesters, this program allows students to dive deeply into societal challenges, economic frameworks, and the intricate processes of transformation within public sectors. Students engage with real-world issues through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical applications.

Curriculum Structure

The curriculum is structured around advanced modules that combine lectures, group projects, and research assignments, facilitating a comprehensive understanding of economic principles in the context of public administration. Each semester is designed to build on the last, culminating in the writing of a master's thesis, which allows students to engage in independent research under faculty supervision. Furthermore, the University supports practical learning opportunities, essential for students looking to apply their skills in the German economy.

Skills and Suitability

Graduates of this program will acquire essential skills, including analytical thinking, problem-solving, and project management, tailored to the public sector's needs. The program is especially suitable for international students and those interested in pursuing careers in governance, policy-making, and economic development. The German context, with its strong Mittelstand and vibrant public sector, provides a unique backdrop for students to understand the dynamics of transformation.

• Policy Analyst in Public Administration
• Economic Development Officer
• Research Consultant for Think Tanks
• Project Manager in Non-Profit Organizations
• Business Development Specialist in Public Services