Digital Econοmiсs

The bachelor's degree program is at the interface between economics, computer science and social science topics from the fields of sociology, philosophy and law. From a decidedly interdisciplinary perspective, it looks at the transformation processes in the economy and society associated with advancing digitalization and examines their competitive, macroeconomic and sociopolitical effects.

In addition to the eponymous subject of Digital Economics, the curriculum of the degree program includes the subjects of economics, business administration, computer science, mathematics, statistics & econometrics, operations research (OR) and social sciences.