15 Economics MSc Degree Programs in Germany

A Master in Management at WHU is more than academics—it’s your opportunity to explore interests that align with your vision. Connect with a global cohort of driven individuals, all eager to grow personally and professionally. Exchange ideas, challenge perspectives, and collaborate with peers keen to shape their futures alongside you.

The MSc in Finance and Risk Management provides you with the skills you need in financial analysis and management to manage companies at a national and international level. It has been designed to equip graduates with the skills that CFOs and finance managers are looking for.

Why is it that more and more international students are interested in a master’s program in Economics at Universität Hamburg? Is it because of the range of choice and variety of topics that the WISO faculty has to offer? Is it the interdisciplinary collaboration with the unique program in Politics, Economics, and Philosophy (PEP)?

Our Master's degree program in Asset Management at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) is designed to provide you with in-depth, application-oriented knowledge in key financial areas. This includes corporate finance, portfolio management, trading, financial analysis, and international markets. Graduates will gain a broad, detailed, and critical understanding of finance and asset management, enabling them to apply their knowledge independently in professional settings.

BSBI, in partnership with the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), offers the MSc Finance & Investment programme, providing students with advanced skills to excel in the finance sector.

MSc in Environmental Hazards and Risks Management. The MSc environmental hazards and risks management provides skills in risk management, and more particularly in risk modeling, to better predict and manage environmental hazards and risks. The program combines recent research with GIS and remote sensing technologies to train a generation of thinkers capable of anticipating and mitigating a wide range of natural hazards in a multi-disciplinary approach.

Worldwide popular with specialists in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry and ideally suited for scientists with the desire for professional reorientation:

The Master in Finance expands your knowledge in the areas of accounting, taxation, financial law, controlling, and financial rating and trains you to become an expert in financial management. The program will sensitize you to current finance-related topics, enabling you to develop a comprehensive understanding of the interrelations between financial markets.

Are you interested in sustainability? And how to combine it with business in a meaningful way? Then join our Master’s program in Bioeconomy at the TUM Campus Straubing! Graduates of the Master's program in Bioeconomy should be able to shape and further develop the structural change necessary within the framework of the basic bioeconomic concept on the way to a sustainable bio-based economy. The bioeconomy is based on the latest scientific findings and builds a bridge between technology, environment, society, and economy and their interactions and interactions. Therefore, in order to compete internationally and to contribute to the achievement of global sustainability goals an interdisciplinary knowledge and the ability to think globally is necessary.

The English-taught Master's degree program in Biotechnology (MBT) provides you with the qualification to participate in the solution development for crucial issues of our future.

The Department of Economics at Trier University offers an international and interdisciplinary two-year Master's program in Economics. It is designed for students who are interested in gaining a broader perspective on economics. The program has a special focus on the European context.

The secondary energy source hydrogen is becoming increasingly important both nationally and internationally with regard to climate protection and sustainability. Numerous teaching and research focuses are a priori part of the development of hydrogen-based energy systems. The new course in the field of engineering is unique in Germany. It follows a holistic approach in which students acquire both technical and management skills in the field of hydrogen-based energy systems.

The Master of Science in Economics of the Middle East (EMEA) is a unique Master’s program of School of Business and Economics and Center for Near and Middle Eastern Studies, combining institutional economics and business administration with applications to the economies of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Understanding complex economic challenges in the MENA requires an interdisciplinary approach. Thus, EMEA includes a wide range of electives from various disciplines to facilitate a broad understanding of the region’s complexity. The curriculum equips students with knowledge about up-to-date issues relevant to many MENA countries, e.g., Islamic finance, political economy, natural resources, corruption, and conflict. Combined with one of the specialization tracks, students sharpen their job market profile towards a career as regional experts with modern problem-solving skills specific to Institutional Economics, Finance & Accounting, or Management. Hands-on regional experience is an asset: we encourage our students to spend an optional semester abroad at one of our leading partner universities in the MENA region. The program is taught entirely in English by a range of experts and well-known professors in the field. EMEA offers a well-balanced academic education in economics as well as advanced knowledge of applied quantitative methods with reference to the MENA region.

As a student of the programme, you benefit from the expertise of two top universities and enjoy the advantages offered by the interdisciplinary approach. You study at each university for one year and will graduate with two master's degrees: a Master of Science in Health Economics from the University of Cologne and a Master of Science in Healthcare Policy, Innovation and Management from Maastricht University.

The focus of the Master's program in Psychology is on teaching key scientific qualifications and practical skills by experienced lecturers from science and practice. Either the specialization International Business and Economic Psychology (German-English program in cooperation with Vienna) or Clinical Psychology (German program) can be chosen. A combination of both majors is also possible. The main objective of our teaching is to enable students to develop an individual professional identity and the correspondingly necessary professional skills, to enable them to take a critical stance in scientific discourse, and to support their personal development. We consider all these aspects as important prerequisites for working with and for people in an (inter)national context. In addition, our network provides connections for internships abroad or exchange semesters at other SFU locations.