Economics of the Middle East (EMEA)

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Summer and Winter Semester

Focus

Micro- and Macroeconomics, Quantitative macroeconomic methods, National economies of the MENA region, Developmental economics

Target group

Graduates of a specialised relevant Bachelor's degree in the area of Economics or a comparable German or international professionally qualifying degree. In the completed professionally qualifying Bachelor's programme or a comparable programme, basic economic knowledge must have been acquired, that is at least 72 credit points (ECTS) in economics subjects and related auxiliary sciences (e.g., mathematics for economists, statistics). At least 18 credit points in economic subjects and up to 12 credit points in the related auxiliary sciences must have been obtained.

Annotation

The English-language Master's degree programme "Economics of the Middle East" (EMEA) is designed as a combination of two components, which is unique in this form: National economics theories and methods combined with a detailed examination of the economies of the "Middle East and North Africa" (MENA) region and in particular of the Arab states. The modules offered as part of the degree course cover, on the one hand, the central topics of a Master's degree programme in economics (micro- and macroeconomics, econometrics, specialised courses). On the other hand, different economic issues concerning the countries of the MENA region are dealt with in detail. Research focuses The Master's degree programme "Economics of the Middle East" is divided into the study areas "Introduction to the MENA Region", "Economic Analysis", "MENA Economics", "Economics Electives", "Interdisciplinary Electives" and "Master's Thesis".

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

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Admission requirements

Aptitude assessment procedure

Fees

There are currently no tuition fees in the state of Hesse!