FINEC at a Glance
Students who want to acquire knowledge, methods, and skills that are expected of professional applied economists or financial analysts, and managers are welcome to apply.
The program builds upon a strong foundation in economic theory, econometrics, and quantitative finance. This master's prepares students for challenging future careers in the private and public sectors of economies worldwide as well as for scholarly research endeavors (doctoral programs).
| Study Program: | Financial Economics |
| Degree: | Master of Science (M.Sc.) |
| Duration: | 4 semesters, full-time study program |
| Language: | English exclusively |
| Type: | Research, strong theoretical orientation |
| Class: |
No limit; currently about 40 students from 16 countries |
| Internationality: | Mix of students, lectures, the content of modules, study abroad options |
| Collaboration: |  |
| Tuition: | Subsidized by the German government for all students |
| Admission: | Documents + academic requirements |
| Special requirements: | English skills proof |
| GPA: | from 1.0 up to 2.9 only (German grading scale) |
| Modules: | Overview of classes: Program Structure |
| Credits: | ECTS 120, including master's thesis |
| Regulations: | Study- and Examination Regulations |
| Begin: | Winter semester only (October) |
| Internships: | Not integrated into the study program |
| Accreditation: | Evalag |