Department of Economics:
is one of the strongest research departments in the field of economics in Europe. Through research and teaching, we aim to contribute to addressing major societal challenges and to provide impulses for effective and evidence-based economic policy. Our focus is on the education of young economists from the bachelor's to the doctoral level.
Wie viel kosten Naturkatastrophen einzelne Menschen langfristig? Was wird in offiziellen Statistiken nicht erfasst? Und wie sollten zielgerichtete Katastrophenhilfen aussehen
Congratulations! Cavit Destan and Sophie Kreutzkamp graduated from Bonn Graduate School of Economics.
Workers with a migration background have particular disadvantages in Germany´s labor market if they live in an ethnic enclave. After being laid off, these people are significantly less likely to find a new job than their German colleagues: Over five years after job loss, the probability of employment is on average 5.2 percentage points lower. These research results are published by the EPoS Economic Research Center of the Universities of Bonn and Mannheim in the discussion paper “Job Displacement and Migrant Labor Market Assimilation”.
It is with great sadness that the Department of Economics learned of the tragic and untimely death of its alumna, Prof. Nora Szech.
Studying
The Department of Economics offers the degree programs BSc "Economics", BA "Economics" (2-subject or accompanying subject) and MSc "Economics".
PhD
Are you aiming for a doctorate? The Bonn Graduate School of Economics offers an English-language Doctoral Program (PhD) with an integrated Master in Economic Research for students from all over the world.
Institutions
Excellence Cluster
The ECONtribute Excellence Cluster in Economic Sciences conducts research on markets in the area of intersection between business, politics and society.
Collaborative Research Center
The SFB TR 224 deals with equal opportunities, market regulation and financial market stability as societal challenges.
Graduate College
The Research Training Group conducts research on the macroeconomic consequences of inequality and how fiscal, financial and monetary policies should take inequality into account.
Institutes
The department is organized in a departmental structure encompassing scientific and teaching areas and is divided into five institutes for teaching and research.
Contact
Study Counseling Bachelor
Study Counseling Master & Exchange
Sabine Hübner-Monien
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Adenauerallee 24-42
53113 Bonn
Office of the Department
Department of Economics
Adenauerallee 24-42
53113 Bonn
Opening Hours Juridicum
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Sunday
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Lecture-free time
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08.00 - 20.00 h - Saturday
closed - Sunday
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