Program Overview

Introduction to Managing Education

In highly developed economies, human resources are the most important prerequisite for economic growth, innovation, and international competitiveness, and thus for a nation's prosperity. The Managing Education specialization teaches you how to provide these human resources as efficiently as possible through various forms of education and how to manage the educational institutions involved as effectively as possible.

Program Overview

The program focuses on developing general insights based on economic principles that can be applied to educational organizations across the entire educational landscape (from early childhood education to postgraduate training) and to different countries. You have the freedom to set individual priorities in your studies, both in terms of the type of educational institutions considered and the research orientation or practical application of the content.

Additionally, you have the opportunity to participate in selected research-oriented courses of the international "Course Program for Doctoral Students in Economics of Education" and to take advantage of excellent opportunities for international networking and exchange.

Career Prospects

The Managing Education minor program qualifies you for specialist and leadership positions in educational organizations, such as schools, universities, research institutes, or corporate training departments.

Graduates also make an important contribution to the effective and efficient management of educational organizations in national education systems, from preschool to doctoral and postdoctoral training, and thus to increasing prosperity and reducing social inequalities.

Program Structure

Minor Program (30 ECTS Credits)

The Managing Education minor program can be combined with the following major programs:

• Banking and Finance
• Business Administration
• Economics
• Management and Economics

Further Information

For further details on the program, including application and admission procedures, please refer to the university's official resources.