Economics & Institutions

The M.Sc. Economics, Institutions, and Behavior is designed as a consecutive programme for students with a B.Sc./B.A. in Economics or a B.Sc./B.A. with an Economics major. At the time of application, students should have been awarded at least 72 ECTS credits in economics, business administration, or economics-related methods (e.g. mathematics, statistics). If students do not have completed their course of studies at the time of application, they have to submit a transcript of records including a preliminary grade, calculated on the basis of at least 144 ECTS credits.

2\. A very good command of the English Language-TOEFL (Internet-based): 95 points. English language proficiency can also be proven by an academic degree in a course of studies in which the language of instruction is predominantly English, or by a certificate of the Sprachenzentrum of the University of Marburg (the test takes about 60 minutes and includes an oral examination).

After prescreening by Uniassist you will be invited for a telephonic interview by a member of the selection committee, usually an economics professor. The interview typically includes questions about the candidate’s knowledge of economics and institutions, as well as the candidate’s reasons for applying for the programme (up to 2 points can be earned through the interview)

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