The Bachelor's program in Politics and Economics offers a comprehensive interdisciplinary education, combining insights from political science and economics. This program is designed for students interested in understanding the complex interplay between political decision-making and economic processes. Students will gain a solid foundation in theoretical concepts and analytical methods from both fields. The curriculum aims to equip graduates with the skills to critically analyze societal challenges and to develop informed perspectives on current political and economic issues. The program provides a broad academic education, preparing students for a variety of future academic pursuits or professional careers in areas where political and economic expertise are required.
The stated living costs are estimates and may vary based on individual spending habits.
Public universities in Germany typically do not charge tuition fees for Bachelor's programs. Therefore, tuition fees are not specified for this program at the University of Münster.
Estimated living costs are €978 per month, which totals €11,736 per year. Please note these are estimates and may vary based on individual spending habits.
International students can apply through the University of Münster's official application portal at studienbewerbung.uni-muenster.de/bewerbungsportal/. You will need to prepare documents like your school leaving certificate, transcript of records, and proof of German language proficiency.
The application period for the Winter Semester is from the beginning of May to July 15. For the Summer Semester, the application period is from the beginning of November to January 15.
Applicants whose university entrance qualification was not obtained at a German-speaking institution must provide proof of sufficient German language proficiency, typically demonstrated through the DSH examination. Native German speakers are exempt.
Graduates are prepared for careers in public administration, non-governmental organizations, political consulting, economic analysis, and international relations, fields requiring an understanding of both political and economic systems.