Bachelor's Degree Program in Business, Economics and Social Sciences (2019)

Semester

Economics and Socio-Economics Major
- Business Administration
  - Marketing (2)
  - Personnel Management, Leadership and Organizational Behavior (29)
  - Finance (20)
  - Procurement, Logistics and Production (2)
- Economics
  - Political Economics, Theory and History (3)
  - Public Economics I (2)
  - Social Policy (4)
  - Economic Policy (3)
- Social Sciences
  - Economic Geography (1)
  - Economic History (4)
  - Economic Sociology (4)
- Methods in Economics and Socioeconomics
  - Introduction to Empirical Social Research (3)
  - Information Systems in the Social and Economic Sciences (4)
  - Statistics for Economics and Social Sciences (4)
  - Econometrics I (5)
- Social Skills
  - Social Skills (13)
  - Cross-Cultural Competence (17)
- Academic Research Techniques
  - Academic Research Techniques (30)
- Research Methods
  - Research Methods (2)
- Compulsory Elective
  - Advanced Economic Research Methods (1)
  - Special Topics in Economic Policy (4)
  - Accounting & Management Control III (27)
  - Selected Socioeconomic Research Areas (2)
- Free Electives
- Economics Track
  - Applied Methods in Economics
    - Econometrics II (3)
    - Applied Econometrics (3)
  - Economics
    - Advanced Microeconomics (4)
    - Advanced Macroeconomics (3)
    - Advanced Economic Policy (3)
  - Public Sector Economics
    - Public Economics II (2)
  - Specialist Subject
    - Applied Economic Geography and Case Studies
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Labor Market Economics
      - Specialization Course (2)
    - Corporate Governance
    - Money and the Economic Cycle
      - Specialization Course (2)
    - Industrial Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Institutional Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - International Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Distribution Theory and Empiricism
      - Specialization Course (1)
  - Specialist Subject
    - Applied Economic Geography and Case Studies
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Labor Market Economics
      - Specialization Course (2)
    - Corporate Governance
    - Money and the Economic Cycle
      - Specialization Course (2)
    - Industrial Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Institutional Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - International Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Distribution Theory and Empiricism
      - Specialization Course (1)
  - Specialist Subject
    - Applied Economic Geography and Case Studies
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Labor Market Economics
      - Specialization Course (2)
    - Corporate Governance
    - Money and the Economic Cycle
      - Specialization Course (2)
    - Industrial Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Institutional Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - International Economics
      - Specialization Course (1)
    - Distribution Theory and Empiricism
      - Specialization Course (1)
- Socioeconomics Track
  - Applied Methods in Socioeconomics
    - Empirical Qualitative Research (1)
    - Empirical Quantitative Research (1)
  - Social Sciences
    - Groups (1)
    - Organizations (1)
    - Theories of Socioeconomic Development (1)
    - Social Science Theories Historical Foundations (1)
    - Social Science Theories Modern Developments (1)
  - Compulsory Elective
    - Modern Societies I (1)
    - Modern Societies II (1)
    - Socioeconomic Problems I (1)
    - Socioeconomic Problems II (1)
- Bachelor's Thesis

Additional links:

All information brochures of WU

Public Economics I

2 courses in Winter 2019/2020 found

Courses assigned to the course repository
Finanzwissenschaft I:

0151

PI
2

Public Economics I
Kostal T.

15 appointments from 10/15/19 to 03/02/20

0681

PI
2

Public Economics I
Kostal T.

15 appointments from 10/17/19 to 03/02/20

Bachelor's Degree Program in Business, Economics and Social Sciences (2019)

Public Economics I

Courses assigned to the course repositoryFinanzwissenschaft I:

Courses assigned to the course repository
Finanzwissenschaft I: