Economics of the Middle East (EMEA) Master of Science
An interdisciplinary Master's programme exploring the economic and business complexities of the MENA region.
Best for:Best for students with a background in economics or business seeking to specialize in the political economy of the MENA region.
Overview
The Economics of the Middle East (EMEA) programme at Marburg University is a full-time Master of Science degree focused on the intersection of institutional economics, business administration, and regional studies. Students gain a deep understanding of the MENA region through an interdisciplinary curriculum covering topics such as political economy, natural resources, and economic sanctions. The programme offers flexible specialisation tracks and encourages hands-on experience through optional semesters at partner universities in the Middle East and North Africa. Graduates are prepared for professional roles as regional experts with modern analytical and problem-solving skills.
What you'll do
- Complete core modules in MENA regional studies and economic analysis.
- Select and pursue a specialized track in economics, finance, accounting, or management.
- Participate in elective courses to broaden interdisciplinary knowledge of the region.
- Conduct independent research for the Master's thesis in the fourth semester.
- Engage in optional study abroad units at partner universities in the MENA region.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Degree offered: Master of Science
Language: English; C1 level (e.g., IELTS 7.0, TOEFL iBT 95, or equivalent)
Instruction: English
- At least 60 ECTS credits in economics and business administration.
- Minimum 18 ECTS credits in theoretical economics (e.g., microeconomics, macroeconomics).
- Minimum 12 ECTS credits in methodological courses (e.g., statistics, econometrics, mathematics).
- English language proficiency at C1 level.
- Must hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
- Must meet specific ECTS credit requirements in economics, business, and methodology.
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Applications are submitted via uni-assist for foreign degrees or the Marvin portal for German degrees. Deadlines vary by degree origin and semester start date.
- Bachelor's degree certificate
- Academic transcripts
- English language proficiency certificate
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