

The Master of Science in Economic Behaviour and Governance is an advanced graduate program offered by the University of Kassel. Designed for students aiming to deepen their expertise in behavioural economics and governance, this full-time or part-time degree combines academic rigor with applied research. Students gain extensive knowledge in economic theory, empirical methods, and policy analysis, preparing them for diverse roles across economic policy, administration, and global institutions. The program is structured across four semesters and admits students in both the summer and winter semesters.
Located in Kassel, a dynamic academic and cultural center in Germany, this master’s program emphasizes both analytical excellence and practical relevance. With a strong focus on applied economic research and interdisciplinary learning, students not only strengthen their methodological abilities but also benefit from the university’s active research environment. The course reflects Germany’s reputation for combining high academic standards with real-world application, making it an excellent choice for those seeking to specialize in behavioural economics and governance.
Semester 1 – Foundations of Behavioural Economics
Semester 2 – Applied Governance & Research Methods
Semester 3 – Specialisation & Applied Policy Research
Semester 4 – Master’s Thesis & Final Research Project
Graduates of this program are prepared for a broad range of roles in economic research, policy-making, international organisations, public administration, consulting, and academia. With Kassel’s strong academic network and focus on applied research, students gain excellent opportunities to engage in real-world economic analysis and governance projects.
Choosing the Master of Science in Economic Behaviour and Governance means joining a program deeply rooted in behavioural economic research and policy innovation. Offered by the University of Kassel, it provides access to experienced faculty, a strong research community, and an interdisciplinary academic environment.
The program’s key strength lies in its combination of empirical methods, behavioural insights, and applied governance studies. Students not only build advanced analytical skills but also develop the ability to shape economic policy and decision-making in an increasingly complex global economy.
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