International Economics

The Master's program in International Economics at Technische Universität Berlin offers a comprehensive examination of global economic systems, focusing on international trade, finance, and economic policies. Through a blend of rigorous coursework and empirical research, students engage deeply with economic theories and their applications in real-world scenarios.

This program spans 3 semesters and is structured around modules that cover fundamental and advanced topics in international economics, enabling students to earn ECTS credits. A significant component of the curriculum involves working on a master's thesis, allowing students to explore a specific issue of their choice, further enhancing their analytical and research skills.

Students in this program benefit from a vibrant academic environment in Berlin, a city known for its rich history and as a hub for economics and business. The university fosters connections with industry partners and the Mittelstand, providing students with essential networking opportunities. This program is particularly suited for individuals interested in pursuing careers within international organizations, government agencies, or research institutions.

Moreover, the program encourages students to gain practical experience during their studies. With Berlin's strong economy and supportive policies that permit graduates to seek employment for 18 months post-study, students can work while studying to enhance their skills and industry experience.

• Economic Analyst in international organizations
• Policy Advisor in government sectors
• Researcher in economic think tanks
• Consultant in multinational companies
• Trade Specialist in export and import firms