How your master’s program is structured

The Master's program in Politics, Economics and Philosophy offers a challenging, interdisciplinary course of study: you will analyze individual and collective decisions in economies and democracies by applying the theories and methods of political science, economics and philosophy. The program is conducted in English and the student body consists of a small but highly selective group of international students.

The study program is designed to last two years, that is, four semesters. The curriculum consists of compulsory and elective modules. In the first three semesters, you will attend courses in the fields of political science, economics and philosophy as well as interdisciplinary seminars. The fourth semester is devoted exclusively to your master’s thesis.  

Click here for information on the curriculum and modules for students who started their studies before the winter semester 2026/27.

For students who start the PEP program from the winter semester 2026/27 onwards, amendments to the curriculum will become effective.  Click here for information on the new curriculum and module details.