International Economics B.Sc.

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Regensburg

Program Overview

The B.Sc. International Economics at the University of Regensburg gives you a clear understanding of how global economies work, with a special focus on Central and Eastern Europe—perfect if you’re curious about international markets, policies, and global business trends. You’ll build strong analytical and practical skills while exploring economics alongside subjects like law and political science, opening doors to a wide range of global career paths.

Curriculum structure:

Year 1:
In your first year, you’ll develop a strong base in core areas like economics, business administration, and quantitative methods, helping you understand how markets function. At the same time, you’ll start learning a Central or Eastern European language, adding an international and cultural perspective to your studies.

Year 2:
The second year takes your knowledge further with more advanced topics in international economics while continuing your language training. You’ll also begin to connect economics with fields like political science and law, giving you a broader understanding of global economic relationships.

Year 3:
In the final year, you’ll have the flexibility to specialize in areas such as law, political science, or cultural studies related to Central and Eastern Europe. You’ll also complete a research project and your bachelor’s thesis, applying what you’ve learned to real-world economic challenges.

Focus areas (in a string):
International Economics, Central and Eastern Europe studies, Political Science, Law, History and Cultural Studies, Language training

Learning outcomes (in a string):
Strong analytical and quantitative skills, understanding of global economic systems, ability to assess international trade and policy, interdisciplinary knowledge across economics and social sciences, practical problem-solving and data analysis skills

Professional alignment (accreditation):
Recognized Bachelor of Science degree with a strong focus on analytical methods and interdisciplinary learning, preparing you for international careers in economics and related fields

Reputation (employability rankings):
Well-regarded within Germany, with strong academic standards and support services that help students transition into competitive global careers

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

At the University of Regensburg, the B.Sc. International Economics program is built to help you apply what you learn in real-world contexts. Throughout your studies, you’ll work with economic data, strengthen your analytical and quantitative skills, and explore global issues through an interdisciplinary lens, while also developing language skills relevant to Central and Eastern Europe. With access to research institutes, modern academic resources, and strong career support, you’ll graduate with both practical experience and a global perspective:

• Hands-on training in data analysis and quantitative methods, helping you interpret economic trends and make informed decisions

• An interdisciplinary approach combining economics with law, political science, and cultural studies to reflect real-world economic challenges

• Language training in a Central or Eastern European language, giving you a unique international edge

• Opportunities to engage with the Institute for East and South East European Studies, connecting your learning with active research and regional expertise

• Access to the university’s Economics Library and extensive digital databases, supporting your research, coursework, and projects

• Small group learning and close interaction with professors, making it easier to collaborate, ask questions, and deepen your understanding

• A wide range of study abroad opportunities with partner universities, allowing you to gain international academic experience

• Internships (recommended) so you can gain practical industry exposure alongside your degree

• Dedicated career services, offering CV support, job search guidance, networking events, and direct interaction with employers

• Participation in career fairs and recruitment events, helping you build connections and explore job opportunities early

University of Regensburg – International Economics B.Sc. (Facilities and program details page)

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduating from the B.Sc. International Economics at the University of Regensburg sets you up for a wide range of global career opportunities. With strong analytical and interdisciplinary skills, you can step into roles like economist, financial analyst, policy analyst, or consultant, working across industries and international environments. This solid foundation makes it easier to build a career in both the private and public sectors:

• The university’s Marketing & Career Service actively supports you with career counselling, CV preparation, job portals, skill-building workshops, and networking events with employers

• Graduates find opportunities in companies, banks, government ministries, international organisations, and research institutes, showing strong employability across sectors

• Regular career fairs and networking events allow you to connect directly with recruiters and explore job opportunities early

• Close links with research institutes, especially in the field of Central and Eastern European studies, give you valuable academic and industry exposure

• A recognized and accredited B.Sc. degree with strong quantitative and methodological training that is highly valued by employers worldwide

• Graduates typically move into economics-related roles in global and regional organisations, benefiting from the program’s international focus

Further Academic Progression:
After completing your degree, you can continue with a Master’s in Economics at the University of Regensburg, which builds directly on what you’ve learned. You’ll also be well-prepared to apply for specialised master’s programs in areas like international economics, finance, or public policy at universities around the world, giving you even more career flexibility.