Social Economics

About this programme

The Master's degree program in Social Economics qualifies you to meet today's challenges in business, government, and society. The Master's degree program in Social Economics prepares you to pursue key management or other positions at social economic companies, to work for interest groups, at international organizations, as well as related educational and research institutions. You not only learn how to independently conduct research, you have an opportunity to select a specialization, such as public and non-profit finance, gender studies, educational science and didactics, law, sociology, general management competence, social science methods, etc. The Master's degree program in Social Economics allows you to deepen your problem-solving skills in the areas of business, civic studies, and society: The Master's degree program in Social Economics gives you the freedom to learn how to work independently as a scholar and acquire the following skills: Graduates of the Master's degree program in Social Economy can pursue a variety of occupations. You set your area of focus and determine your career path. On average, graduates of this degree program find a job immediately after graduation. After three years on the job, their average monthly gross salary is € 3,887. As part of the Master’s degree program, students are required to complete courses totaling 120 ECTS credits in the following areas. In order to be admitted to the Master's degree program in Social Economics, you must fulfill the following requirements: