Financial Economics

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject course.

Strong knowledge in mathematics, statistics, and economics (macro and micro on an at least intermediate level) is a strict requirement.

A course is relevant if at least 18 credit points (CP) according to the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) have been acquired in courses in the field of quantitative methods and 60 CP according to ECTS in business courses. If the ECTS does not apply to the applicant's bachelor's degree, a course is considered relevant if:

1. At least 4 courses in the area of quantitative methods, and
2. At least 12 courses in economics courses have been acquired.

If the applicant has not completed this degree by the time of application, proof of the relevant qualification can be replaced by a full grade certificate of all module examinations completed in the relevant course up to the time of application, whereby at least 140 credit points must be proven. Applicants without proof of their first professional qualification will be enrolled for a limited time, subject to a time limit. The "Organization of the application and admission procedure for master's programs" of the university applies in the currently valid version.