Master in Economics (with Advanced Studies in Chinese Economy and Language)
- Feb 19
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This Master study program is a 100% research-based academic pathway designed for graduates and professionals who seek a deeper analytical understanding of global economics with a strong specialization in the Chinese economy and Chinese language studies. Positioned at a study level equal to EQF Level 7 and aligned with the 2nd European cycle, the program combines advanced economic theory, applied research methodologies, and regional expertise in one of the world’s most influential economic systems.
The structure of the program is carefully designed to ensure both academic rigor and practical research competence. It consists of five modules: two research-focused modules that strengthen quantitative and qualitative analysis skills, two general modules that enhance interdisciplinary understanding and academic writing capacity, and one specialized module dedicated to advanced studies in the Chinese economy and language. The program concludes with thesis and research activities that allow participants to produce an original academic contribution in a selected area of economics related to China or global economic integration.
With a workload equal to 60 ECTS, this Master study program reflects European higher education standards and is academically comparable to second-cycle qualifications. The research orientation ensures that students develop critical thinking, policy analysis capabilities, data interpretation skills, and the ability to evaluate economic systems in both developed and emerging markets.
A distinctive feature of the program is its integrated focus on China’s economic structure, trade policies, industrial transformation, financial markets, and global economic influence. In addition, participants engage with advanced Chinese language studies to enhance their capacity for economic analysis within authentic linguistic and cultural contexts. This interdisciplinary approach prepares graduates to work in international trade, investment analysis, policy advisory roles, research institutions, multinational corporations, and global consulting environments.
The duration of the program is +12 months, with a defined minimum study period. However, participants benefit from academic flexibility and may extend the study period according to their professional and research commitments. This makes the program particularly suitable for working professionals seeking advanced specialization without interrupting their careers.
This Master study program is designed for individuals who aim to position themselves at the intersection of global economics and China-focused expertise, equipping them with advanced research skills and strategic insight into one of the most dynamic economies in the world.





