Master in Wirtschaft und Recht (M.​Sc.)

Students who thrive in the Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Prüfungssekretariat will be equipped to work in economic and legal aspects, thanks to the accredited studiengangslisten.

In this two-year Master's, the Economics Business Area (minimum 66 CP) requires a core area (minimum 18 CP) and additional areas (minimum 6 CP), while the Legal Area (42 CP) covers a foundation area (18 CP) and a focus area (12 CP). The choice area has up to 12 CP. Students synthesize economic and legal perspectives to tackle complex problems.

Graduates can pursue careers in economic and legal fields, including industry, retail, consulting, and research. They can also work in public administration and EU institutions, or pursue a career in academic research.