Economics (MSc) with Double Degree Option with the University of Nottingham

The Master's degree program in Economics at the University of Tübingen is designed to equip students with comprehensive knowledge and analytical skills in economic theory and applications. Students have the unique opportunity to pursue a double degree in collaboration with the University of Nottingham, enhancing their international exposure and academic experience. Throughout the four semesters, the curriculum covers advanced topics in microeconomics, macroeconomics, econometrics, and specialized areas tailored to students' interests.

Structured into modules that facilitate in-depth learning, the program adheres to the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), promoting a balanced workload and academic flexibility. Students are expected to engage in a substantial research project culminating in a thesis that allows them to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios. Additionally, those studying at a university of applied sciences in Germany typically benefit from a practical or internship semester, providing real-world experience alongside academic learning.

This program is suited for individuals keen on developing their economic analysis capabilities and critical thinking. Graduates will acquire valuable skills in data analysis, statistical methods, and economic modeling, which are essential for addressing contemporary economic issues in a globalized context. The structure of the program, along with the educational partnership with the University of Nottingham, also prepares students for international careers in economics.

Studying in Tübingen, a city known for its academic tradition and innovative environment, students can leverage strong connections with local industries and research institutions. Graduates enjoy an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit that enables them to explore employment opportunities within Germany, offering a solid path for those interested in working while studying.

• Economic Analyst
• Market Researcher
• Policy Advisor
• Data Scientist
• Consultant
• Financial Specialist

Industries that actively seek graduates from this program include finance, public policy, international organizations, research institutions, and private sector consulting—particularly within Germany’s robust Mittelstand, renowned for its innovation and economic stability.