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Studying a Master’s degree program at the School of Business and Economics

Once you’ve finished your Bachelor’s degree, a Master’s degree program is the perfect way to develop your knowledge.

The Master’s degree programs at the School enable students to gain a more in-depth understanding of the areas they studied during their Bachelor’s degree program.

Degree program	Qualification	Start of the degree program	Language requirements
Business Education	MSc	Winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
Economics	MSc	Winter semester	TOEFL iBT 100+ or equivalent
Finance, Auditing, Controlling, Taxation	MSc	Summer semester, winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
Health Management and Health Economics	MSc	Winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
International Business Studies	MSc	Winter semester	TOEFL iBT 100+ or equivalent
International Information Systems	MSc	Winter semester	TOEFL iBT 95+ or equivalent
Labor Market and Human Resources	MSc	Winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
Management	MSc	Winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
Marketing	MSc	Winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
Socioeconomics	MSc	Winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent

In co-operation with the Faculty of Engineering

Degree program	Qualification	Start of the degree program	Language requirements
Industrial Engineering and Management	MSc	Summer semester, winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
Mathematical Economics	MSc	Summer semester, winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent
Teaching Engineering in Vocational Schools	MEd	Summer semester, winter semester	DSH2 or equivalent