The Master of Science in Economics is an internationally oriented graduate program offered by the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart. Designed for ambitious professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of global economic systems, this full-time international degree combines theoretical rigor with applied economic analysis. Students explore a wide range of topics in econometrics, environmental economics, innovation, and international trade, preparing them for leadership roles in academia, policy, and industry. The program extends over four semesters and admits students exclusively in the winter semester.
Located in Stuttgart-Hohenheim, one of Germany’s key academic and economic centers, this master’s program emphasizes analytical excellence, empirical research, and interdisciplinary collaboration. With strong links to international partner universities, students gain valuable global perspectives while engaging in advanced study of markets, competition, and public policy. The program reflects Germany’s commitment to high academic standards and practical relevance, making it an outstanding choice for those pursuing expertise in modern economics.
Key information
Key Facts
- Degree: Master of Science (M.Sc.)
- Standard period of study: 4 semesters
- Location: Stuttgart-Hohenheim
- Study Type: Graduate (full-time, international)
- Admission semester: Winter semester only
- Area of study: Economics, Economic Sciences
- Admission modus: Without admission restriction
- Main language: English
Program Structure
Semester 1 – Foundations of Economic Analysis
- Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
- Econometrics and Quantitative Methods
- Economic History and Institutions
- Growth Theory and Policy
Semester 2 – Advanced Specializations
- Industrial Organisation and Competition Theory
- Labour Economics and International Trade
- Environmental and Innovation Economics
- Collaborative Project I (Applied Economic Analysis)
Semester 3 – International Integration & Research
- Public Finance and Monetary Economics
- Markets and Consumption
- Economic Integration and Policy Evaluation
- Collaborative Project II (Joint International Project with Partner Universities)
Semester 4 – Master’s Thesis & Final Project
- Independent Research Thesis
- Empirical Data Analysis and Presentation
- Oral Defense & Portfolio Development
Career Opportunities
Graduates of this program are equipped for a diverse range of careers across public institutions, international organizations, research centers, and the private sector. Potential career paths include economic analyst, policy advisor, financial consultant, and researcher in international trade and development. With its strong international orientation and academic partnerships, the program provides students with excellent opportunities to collaborate across borders and engage with the global economic community.
Why Choose This Program
Choosing the Master of Science in Economics at the University of Hohenheim means joining a program that blends academic excellence with international experience. Through collaborations with Université de Liège (Belgium) and Università degli Studi di Pavia (Italy), students benefit from a unique international double-degree opportunity and gain access to a network of leading economic scholars and institutions.
The program’s strength lies in its interdisciplinary focus, research-driven curriculum, and emphasis on empirical economic analysis. Students not only acquire deep theoretical knowledge but also develop the analytical and problem-solving skills needed to address real-world economic challenges in a rapidly changing global environment.
Contact Information
University of Hohenheim – Student Advisory Service
Schloss Hohenheim
70599 Stuttgart, Germany
Tel: +49 711 459-22064
Fax: +49 711 459-23723
Email: zsb@uni-hohenheim.de
Programme Contact – Master Economics with Data Science
Fruwirthstraße 12
70599 Stuttgart, Germany
Tel: +49 711 459-22019
Fax: +49 711 459-23723
Email: aaa@uni-hohenheim.de
International Office – University of Hohenheim
Fruwirthstraße 12
70599 Stuttgart, Germany
Tel: +49 711 459-22019
Fax: +49 711 459-23723
Email: aaa@uni-hohenheim.de
