Economic Science, M.Ed.

Application deadline

No information

Duration

4

Study form

Full-time studies

Fees

€ / Year

By definition, Economic Systems are the way countries and governments distribute resources, goods and services. The aim of Economic Systems is to provide food and work for people around the world. Subjects typically taught in Economic Systems programs include Econometrics, Development Policy, Money and Finance, Environmental Economics, Behavioral Economics, Foreign Investment, Markets in Developing Countries, Advanced Micro and Macroeconomics, Economic Analysis, Management Basics, Business Evaluation, Statistics, Accounting and more. Students learn to analyze the market and consumer behavior, and improve the functioning of businesses and organizations. They gain understanding of various economic problems, and develop valuable skills like the ability to deal with logistical and management issues, decision-making skills, advertising skills, as well as the ability to analyze and assess the market and client, meet customer needs, create strategies and different approaches, coordinate tasks, as well as manage finances and resources. Economic Systems graduates can find work in public or private organizations and companies and pursue careers in economic assistance, system administration, marketing, research and evaluation, economic development, insurance advising, health care, consultancy and more.