Program Overview

University Program Details

The university offers a range of programs and seminars across various terms. The details of these programs are as follows:

Master Summer Term 2026

• Macroeconomics and Labour: Macroeconomics in Python

Winter Term 2025/26

• Advanced Macroeconomics
• MIEPP Seminar: Social Groups in Modern Societies

Summer Term 2025

• Inequality, Redistribution and Trade Labour Market Theory
• MIEPP seminar: Macro in Matlab

Summer Term 2024

• Inequality, Redistribution and Trade Labour Market Theory
• Research Seminar

Winter Term 2023/24

• Advanced Macroeconomics
• MIEPP Topics in climate change and inequality
• QDEM Mathematics

Earlier Semesters

• Summer Term 2023: QDEM Behavioral Theory
• Winter Term 2022/23: Advanced Macroeconomics, Economic Methods, QDEM Mathematics
• Summer Term 2022: Inequality, Redistribution and Trade Labour Market Theory
• Winter Term 2021/22: Advanced Macroeconomics, Economic Methods, Research Seminar
• Summer Term 2021: Covid and Society Research Seminar
• Winter Term 2020/21: Advanced Macroeconomics, Economic Methods
• Summer Term 2020: Labour Market Theory
• Winter Term 2019/20: Advanced Macroeonomics, Economic Methods
• Summer Term 2019: Labour Market Theory
• Winter Term 2018/19: Master Seminar, Current topics in macroeconomics and beyond
• Winter Term 2017/18: Advanced Macroeconomics, Current topics in macroeconomics and beyond
• Summer Term 2017: Labour Market Theory
• Winter Term 2016/17: Advanced Macroeconomics, Ups and Downs of Career Paths
• Summer Term 2016: How to Reduce Unemployment Without Creating Poverty, Topics in Macroeconomics: Wealth Distributions, Taxation and Redistribution, Introduction to matlab
• Winter Term 2015/16: Advanced Macroeconomics
• Summer Term 2015: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Economics But Were Afraid to Ask, How to Reduce Unemployment Without Creating Poverty
• Winter Term 2014/15: Advanced Macroeconomics, Bounded Rationality Past, Present and Future, Solving dynamic economic models in matlab
• Summer Term 2014: Seminar on current thinking in Development Economics, How to Reduce Unemployment Without Creating Poverty
• Winter Term 2013/14:
• Summer Term 2013:
• Winter Term 2012/13:
• Summer Term 2012:
• Winter Term 2011/12:
• Summer Term 2011:
• Winter Term 2010/11: