International Business Economics

Overview This English-language master's brings together perspectives from business administration and economics with a strong international focus. The curriculum combines rigorous methodological training and applied empirical work with optional courses to strengthen language skills and intercultural communication — useful for studying and working across borders.

Flexible, track-based structure The programme lets you tailor your studies through distinct tracks, enabling specialization while keeping an interdisciplinary core. Graduates leave with a mix of qualitative and quantitative analytical skills that prepare them for academic research, roles in business, and work in political or policy-related environments.

How this benefits international students The emphasis on empirical methods, languages, and intercultural competence equips international students to operate in multinational teams, pursue doctoral study, or enter policy and industry positions where cross-cultural communication and solid economic/business analysis are required.

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• Specific entry and language requirements are determined by the university and can vary by applicant background.
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Graduates are prepared for careers in academia, business, politics and policy-related fields due to interdisciplinary training and a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods. Typical roles include economic or business analyst, policy advisor, consultant in international firms, and positions in governmental or non-governmental organisations.

The programme also provides a foundation for research and doctoral studies for students aiming at academic careers. Employers likely to recruit graduates include multinational companies, consulting firms, public policy institutions, think tanks and research institutes, as well as universities and other academic organisations.