The increasing global integration of politics, law, economy and culture is one of the greatest challenges of our time. Interdisciplinary knowledge, as conveyed in the Faculty of Economics, Law and Social Sciences at the University of Erfurt, is therefore becoming increasingly important.
Our Degree programmes combine the three subject areas :
In the major and minor field of study, you will analyse economic processes from various theoretical perspectives. You will examine organisations and households as participants and designers of market processes that trigger intended and unintended consequences of economic activity.
From different perspectives you will deepen your understanding of the functioning of decentralized markets. You will also explore empirically how private and public organisations operate and change and how their activities influence the economic process.
A central aspect is also the possibilities and limits of correcting undesirable developments through institutional regulations and economic policy interventions.
The Faculty of Economics, Law and Social Sciences combines the departments of Law (Public and Private Law), Social Sciences (Political Science and Sociology) and Economics into an innovative teaching and research program.
The research combines disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives and, in addition to that, basic theoretical questions from economics, social sciences and law, focuses on the transformation of state and market under the conditions of the current European multi-level system as well as on political, economic and legal instruments for crisis management.
With these courses of study we offer our approximately 800 students the best conditions for developing an interdisciplinary perspective on the social challenges of the 21st century. The supra-regional origin of most students is a clear sign of the high attractiveness of the courses.
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Our graduates are active in these professional fields:
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The bachelor's degree course at the University of Erfurt comprises a major and a minor subject (two-subject bachelor's degree) as well as the fundamental course of study. It aims to impart specialist content and occupational field orientation as well as interdisciplinary skills. The standard period of study is six semesters.
Orientation Phase (First Year)
Qualification Phase (Second/Third Year)
The major and minor subjects differ in terms of the content and scope of the course. In the major subject a Bachelor thesis is written.
Economics can be combined with all fields of study except management or technology.
The STUDIMAT supports you in combining the major with the minor subject. Try it out now!
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A semester abroad in an English speaking country is strongly recommended. The International Office will be happy to assist you in organizing your stay abroad.
General information on the admission requirements (study without Abitur):
www.uni-erfurt.de/studium/vor-dem-studium/bewerbung-zulassung-einschreibung
The Language Centre (Sprachenzentrum) offers around 140 language courses per semester in 16 modern and ancient (foreign) languages. It supports you in acquiring and deepening your language skills.
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International applicants whose native language is not German must provide proof of sufficient German language skills (level B1) upon application.
Information on required German language skills and the German language test for university admission (DSH):
At present, no admission restriction (without numerus clausus) is expected.
Open Day
Numerous information and advisory services offer you the opportunity to see the study and living conditions in Erfurt for yourself at the open day. Get to know the green campus and the beautiful old town centre on guided tours. Information on the program: Open Day
Discovery Days
The discovery days at the University of Erfurt mean experiencing "studying up close". Within a week (on as many days as you like) you can attend selected courses (lectures or seminars) and get a taste of campus life. Information and program: Discovery Days
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Bachelor programme International Relations
Bachelor programme Economics, Law and Social Sciences – Social Science concentration
Bachelor programme Economics, Law and Social Sciences – Law concentration
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The major and minor subject in Economics, Law and Social Sciences – Economics concentration is admission-free (without NC).
Application for the two-subject Bachelor's degree:
If you wish to combine Economics, Law and Social Sciences – Economics concentration with an admission-free program (without NC), you can enrol directly from May 1 to September 15.
Enrol now for Economics, Law and Social Sciences - Economics concentration!
If you are combining economics with a limited admissions program (with NC), please apply from May 1 to July 15 via the following link.
Apply now for Economics, Law and Social Sciences - Economics concentration!
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