M.Sc. International Economics and Business (English-taught)

University of Passau School of Business, Economics and Information Systems

Full time October MSc 4 semesters (2 years)

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The M.Sc. International Economics and Business programme at the University of Passau offers a comprehensive study of micro- and macroeconomic theory, with a focus on global economy, international trade and finance, as well as governance, institutions and development. This English-taught programme combines economic analysis with business administration-specific elements, providing students with a strong foundation in both areas. With small learning groups and a strong emphasis on empirical research, students gain practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Entry requirements include a good undergraduate degree in economics, mathematics, and statistics, as well as proficiency in English (B2 level) and basic German (A1 level). Numerous career prospects await graduates in academia, private sector, policy consultancies, and government organizations.

About the course

The M.Sc. International Economics and Business programme imparts in-depth expertise, skills and research methodology in micro- and macroeconomic theory as well as empirical economics with a focus on 'Global Economy, International Trade and Finance' and 'Governance, Institutions and Development'.

The methodological competences, while geared primarily to economic analysis, are enriched with business administration-specific elements. This degree programme comprises both German- and English-taught modules and can be completed entirely by attending only English-taught modules.

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Entry Requirements

A good undergraduate degree with at least 35 ECTS credits in economics (gained in subjects such as microeconomics, macroeconomics and/or economic policy) and at least 15 ECTS credits in mathematics and statistics.

You must submit an English language certificate at level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), unless English is your native language or the language of instruction for your prior university or secondary education. This degree programme can be studied entirely in English; however, proof of basic, beginner's-level German at level A1 CEFR is required.