Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Target group

The environment in which firms, consumers and governments act today calls for a systematic analysis of strategic interaction, comprehensive decision-making processes, and flexible adaptation strategies. The M.Sc. Programme in Management & Economics offers a unique education that combines state-of-the-art management tools with game-theoretic concepts. Managers of today's firms operate in a global environment and must be prepared to quickly react to changing business and market conditions, competitors actions, and internal governance problems. The Management & Economics programme gives students extensive insights in business and market environments with a core focus on managerial economics, personnel economics, and industrial organization. The courses offered in the programme deal with the strategic behaviour of competing firms and focus on implementing management tools within the firms to provide an informational basis for successful business strategies, show how to use the firms accounting system for decision-making purposes, and account for potential information asymmetries. Moreover, students learn how to select appropriate performance measures, design efficient incentive systems, and develop strategies to build up and maintain the human capital needed in the firm. Students of this programme develop analytical and professional skills and learn how to apply advanced methods of game theory and principal-agent-theory to understand the implications of strategic interaction among different players. The M.Sc. in Management & Economics is designed as a 3-semester programme, taught according to the European Credit Transfer System. Successful completion requires students to achieve a total of 90 ECTS credits. Compulsory courses teach the essentials of management and economics and emphasize the link between both areas. Specialization studies allow students to specialize according to their individual interests and abilities. Electives can be chosen from courses in business studies and in economics. Successful completion of the programme also requires students to attend a Ph.D.-oriented seminar (6 ECTS credits) and to write a master thesis in English or German during their third and final semester.

Admission modus

Local admission restriction

Admission requirements (Link)

Admission requirements

Deviating application deadline for the first specialisation semester: already on 15.05. Restricted admission also in study semesters

Fees

Fees (Link)

All information about tuition fees for international students (EUR 1,500 per semester) and for a second degree course (EUR 650 per semester) can be found on our website.