Bachelor Courses

1. International Economics
   In these lectures students are acquainted with canonical trade models, such as the Ricardian model, Heckscher-Ohlin model, and the Monopolistic Competition model. Moreover, trade policy topics, such as, tariff and quota policies are analyzed.

2. International Market Access
   In these lectures students are acquainted with modern data sources which they utilize to prepare their own market specific analyses.

3. Economics
   In these lectures students  are acquainted with the neo-classical household and firm theory. The course covers both micro- and macroeconomic topics. 

4. Mathematical Concepts
   This course covers major mathematical concepts, ranging from differentiation to integration, and optimization.

5. Coporate Sustainability - How does it work!
   This course enables students to understand how international laws and rules shape globale firm behavior in light of sustainability regulations.

Master Courses

1. Asia's International Economic Integration
   In this applied course students prepare a comprehensive data based report which quantifies Asian countries integration into the global economy.

2. Europe's International Economic Integration
   In this applied course students prepare a comprehensive data based report which quantifies European countries integration into the global economy.

3. System Competition
   Students analyze international institutional differences across countries and in how far these differences influence economic aspects such as trade, FDI, migration, carbon emission et al.