Public Economics, Law and Politics

M.A. (Master of Arts)

Subjects: Law, Political Sciences, Philosophy, Economics, Economic and Public Policy, Public Policy, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics

M.A.

Degree

No. of places

English only

Language

Winter semester: 01 Jun

Application Deadlines

2 Years (starting: Winter semester)

Duration

Free

Tuition Fees (per semester)

Start Dates: Winter Semester: Oct-01
Starting: Winter semester
Application:: uni-assist
Study mode:: On campus

Course Description

The Master of Arts in Public Economics, Law and Politics (PELP) program at Leuphana University Lüneburg equips students with the interdisciplinary training and research skills needed to analyze the background and effects of government actions from different perspectives. The master’s degree is part of Leuphana’s Graduate School. Therefore, students can profit from studying and working within a close-knit scientific community that brings master’s- and doctoral-level students together with more established professionals.

Requirements

Qualification Requirements

Previous Degree

Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) of a course featuring an academic orientation in politics, law, business and economics, constitutional and administrative sciences, who wish to acquire research and practical skills in the interdisciplinary field of political science.

For the master's degree in "Public economics, eaw and politics", you must bring a proven minimum of 60 CP from relevant modules from the following subjects: law, politics or economics or from an interdisciplinary combination of these three disciplines. From these 60 CP, at least 40 CP must be proven at the moment of application, and the remaining 20 CP must be completed at the end of the first master semester at the latest (March 31st).

Language Requirements

The following certificates are recognised as proof of your language proficience.

English

IELTS

min 5.5

TOEFL iBT

min 85

TOEIC

min 785
Specification: Listening and reading.

Cambridge

min C1 Advanced (CAE)

Does the university recognize "other equivalent language certificates"?

no information provided by university

Additional information:

The English language knowledge can also be proven by modules of previous studies of at least 30 Credit Points according to ECTS that have been taught and successfully examined entirely in English, a successfully completed study program in English, or a certificate from an English-speaking school qualifying for entry into higher education in the respective country.