Lectures:
Registration for lectures takes place in Portal2. Please follow the links below or navigate to My Portal² > My Degree Planner and register for the lectures you would like to attend. The registration period for lectures in fall 2023 begins on 21 August (18:00) and ends on 18 September. During this time you can register and deregister from most lectures on your own accord. A manual for course registrations can be found in Portal2 > User Manuals > For Students. Please note that elective modules offered by other departments may require a different registration procedure. For more information please check the Courses and Course Regulation section.
Seminars:
The intoductory sessions for seminars will be offered online from 21 to 25 August (schedule). The registration and allocation of seminars takes place in Portal2. The registration module “Seminar Registration MSc Economics” can be accessed via “Search for courses”. The registration period for seminars in fall 2023 begins on 25 August (18:00) and ends on 29 August (18:00). Subsequently, every student will be allocated to one seminar according to her /his preferences. Once a topic is assigned to you, withdrawal requires a good reason. International students: please contact Mr Sebastian Herdtweck (econgrad@uni-mannheim.de) in order to apply for a seminar.
Information for exchange students, MMM students and Business Mathematics students:
Please note that you can choose to study any of the elective modules available at the department as long as you fulfill the prerequisites. Please contact the teacher of the module you are interested in directly for more information on the prerequisites and to discuss your eligibility. Courses in the core module are not open to exchange students or students from other programs.
Electives from other departments and internship:
Information on the course offer from other departments can be found here. Information on the recognition process for an internship can be found in the study guide section.
(no registration required; only available in the fall semester; schedule)
E600 Mathematics (on-campus & digitally live, schedule)
E601 Advanced Microeconomics (on-campus, exercise class)
E602 Advanced Macroeconomics (on-campus, exercise class)
E603 Advanced Econometrics (on-campus, exercise class)
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Introductory Modules
E600 Mathematics (on-campus & digitally live)
E601 Advanced Microeconomics (on-campus, exercise classes)
E602 Advanced Macroeconomics (on-campus, exercise classes)
E603 Advanced Econometrics (on-campus, exercise classes)
Elective Modules for the Economics, and Competition and Regulation Economics Tracks
Lectures
E526 Development Economics (on-campus)
E5008 Economic Policy and the Financial System (on-campus)
E5026 Programming in Stata (on-campus)
E5040 Impact Evaluation and Causal Inference (on-campus)
E5049 Topics in Macroeconomics and Labor Markets (on-campus)
E5064 Empirical Methods in Competition Policy (on-campus)
E5070 Economics of Social Insurance and Labor Market Policies (on-campus)
E5086 Chinese Economy (digitally live)
E5090 Internet Economics (on-campus)
E5100 Topics in Economic History (on-campus)
E5116 Programming Course for Economists (digitally live)
E5119 Spatial Data Management and Analysis (on-campus)
Seminars
E5060 Interdisciplinary Competition and Regulation Seminar (CaRE students only)
E568 International Macroeconomics (on campus)
E574 Internet Economics (on-campus)
E599 Empirical Environmental Economics (on-campus)
E5009 Topics in Heterogeneity in Macroeconomics (on-campus)
E5106 Historical Economic Development (on-campus)
E5113 Optimal Corrective Taxes and Bans (on-campus)
E5120 Topics in Econometrics (on-campus)
E5121 Personnel Economics: Making sense of HR data (on-campus)
E5122 Green Finance (on-campus)
Additional modules:
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Compulsory Modules for the Competition and Regulation Economics Track
E505 Industrial Organization – Markets and Strategies
E5046 Empirical Industrial Organization
Competition Law (on-campus)
Elective Modules for the Economics, and Competition and Regulation Economics Tracks
Lectures
E505 Industrial Organization – Markets and Strategies (elective module for the Economics track)
E548 Empirical Political Economy
E5019 Advanced Microeconometrics
E5046 Empirical Industrial Organization (elective module for the Economics track)
E5068 Empirical Public Economics
E5095 Nonparametric Econometrics
E5114 Machine Learning and Statistical Learning
Seminars
E524 Topics in Labor Economics
E530 Topics in Industrial Organization
E5028 Topics on Monetary Union
E5083 Current Topics in Social Policy
E5099 Topics in Health Economics
E5109 Topics in Economic Demography