Chinese-European Economics and Business Studies

Prepare for a global economy

The intercultural programme Chinese-European Economics and Business Studies provides students with key insights into major aspects of economic development in China and Europe. The skills taught include analyses of specific aspects of trade relations and financial flows, and an understanding of the social and economic interrelations between these two geo-political regions.

• Benefit from the international experiences in both study places: Germany and China
• Focus on Finance, Marketing, International Economics, Cultural Skills
• Including a compulsory semester in Chengdu/China at Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (SWUFE)
• Double degree available
• Cooperation network with representatives of key social and economic organisations and international companies

Content

This full-time Master programme comprises three parts:

• the first part builds and extends expertise in International Business and Economics,
• the second focuses on Chinese- European Business and Economics,
• and the third is dedicated to Cultural Studies and Language Learning.

Organisation

The Master programme takes two years in total. It begins in mid of September and ends two years later when students present their Master’s Thesis. The programme is divided into four semesters. The first two semesters are spent at Berlin School of Economics and Law. The third semester takes place at the Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in Chengdu, China. The fourth semester includes the writing of the Master’s Thesis. It can be studied in either location.

The master programme is taught entirely in English.

All core courses are given in a seminar style, using a wide range of case studies, presentations and discussions to provide an in-depth review of the material under consideration.

Visit the Chinese-European Economics and Business Studies page on the Berlin School of Economics and Law website for more details!