Bachelor's in European Economic Studies (BSc EES)
University of Bamberg
at University of Tübingen · Tübingen, Baden-Württemberg
Duration
4 semesters
Tuition
On request
Intake
Winter semester
Mode
Full Time
The Master’s programme in European Economics at the University of Tübingen offers an in-depth exploration of economic theories and their applications within the European context. Spanning four semesters, the programme is structured to provide students with strong analytical and empirical skills, equipping them to tackle complex economic challenges. Students will engage with various modules that cover topics such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, all while collaborating with peers from diverse backgrounds.
In line with the educational structure typical for German universities, the degree follows the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), allowing for a measurable and comparable way of earning credits. The curriculum is designed to involve a combination of coursework and practical experience, including the option for thesis work in the final semester. Students may also have the opportunity to undertake an internship or practical semester, particularly relevant in understanding real-world economic issues.
This programme is ideal for individuals interested in developing a nuanced understanding of the European economic landscape, whether they are aspiring economists, policymakers, or analysts. With a focus on quantitative methods and economic modelling, graduates will emerge with a skill set highly sought after in both academic and professional circles.
Graduates often find opportunities across various sectors, particularly in the financial services, public administration, and consultancy industries. The strong ties with local enterprises and the Mittelstand ensure that candidates are well-prepared to enter the job market. Furthermore, with the 18-month post-study job-seeking permit, graduates can explore job opportunities within Germany while utilizing the valuable skills gained during their studies.
It typically takes 4 semesters, with intakes in Winter semester.
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