Economic decisions in companies and states are examined within their social, political, technical and country-specific environments. Self-determined specialisation areas of study. Interfaces to Social Psychology, Sociology, Political Science, International Relations, Methodology, Logistics, Engineering, Computer Science, Natural Sciences. Exchange and practice semesters with partners around the world. English-speaking teaching. Campus university representing over 100 countries. Practical orientation in close collaboration with industry. Studying close to research.

Lecturers with an international background; Studies with an international focus; Students from over 100 countries; Most students spend their practice semesters abroad; Studying abroad and a practice semester are integral parts of the curriculum; Regular intercultural events on campus with an academic and cultural context.

University of San Andres, Argentina; Rice University, US; University of Edinburgh, UK; University of Aberdeen, UK; Washington State University, US; University of Haifa, Israel; IE University, Spain; University of Agder, Norway; Underwood International College, South Korea.

Access to a large number of databases; Library specialisation in e-books; Modern teaching and group rooms; Projectors in all seminar rooms; WiFi across the entire campus; Various interactive e-learning tools; Social and behavioural science labs; Design Thinking lab.

Economic sciences are an integral part of social sciences at the Diversity department (focus). Research focuses: Diversity Management and Demographic Change, Work and Digitalisation, International Management, Public Management, Networks, Development Economics, Environmental Economics.

Academic events on entrepreneurship; Regular work placement events and contacts; Large number of start-ups by alumni; Presentation of these start-ups on the campus; Design thinking seminars; Annual international start-up competition organised by students and supported by the regional economy; Start-up option as an elective module with own offices and incubating facilities.

English-language campus university; students from over 100 countries; trans-disciplinary, problem-orientated courses and research; individual student support; diverse student activities in the fields of Economics, Politics, Society, Culture, Sport, Sustainability, Responsible Leadership, etc.; diverse economic cooperation initiatives; alumni networks.