Program Overview

Management and Economics Program

The Management and Economics program offers a combination of business and economics, as well as empirical methodology. This program provides comprehensive insights into business relationships and a thorough understanding of the market environment in which companies operate. Additionally, it deepens knowledge of personnel, innovation, organization, and microeconomics, with a strong emphasis on modern empirical methods in economic research.

Program Structure

• The program is offered as a Major-Studienprogramm (90 ECTS Credits).
• It can be combined with the following minor programs:
  • Accounting and Finance
  • Economics
  • Data Science
  • Banking
  • Financial Economics
  • Informatics
  • Banking and Finance
  • Managing Education
  • Information Systems
  • Behavioral Economics
  • Marketing
  • Betriebswirtschaftslehre
  • Sports Management
  • Corporate Finance
  • Sustainable Finance
  • Development and Economic Policy
  • Quantitative Finance

Course Offerings

The program includes courses that foster social and interdisciplinary competencies, which can be chosen from a variety of modules offered by the University of Zurich, the Innovation Hub UZH, or ETH Zurich. These modules are an integral part of the program and can be found in the module overview.

Career Prospects

The Management and Economics program qualifies students for strategic leadership positions in internationally operating companies that face constant business and economic challenges due to globalization. Furthermore, it provides an excellent basis for an academic career at the interface between business and economics, with the possibility of pursuing a doctorate.

Admission Requirements

Good English language skills are necessary for the Master's program in Management and Economics, as most courses are offered in English. For detailed admission requirements and procedures, please refer to the university's regulations and guidelines.

Additional Information

For further information on the program, including course details, admission requirements, and career prospects, please consult the relevant sections of the university's website or contact the faculty directly.