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Description/content. The Bonn International Graduate School for Development Research (BIGS-DR) is a structured doctoral programme at the Center for Development Research (ZEF). This programme is part of a group of international graduate schools at the University of Bonn that maintains the highest level of academic quality.
UNU master’s programmes are open to both recent graduates of an undergraduate programme and graduates with several years of work experience. UNU currently confers a master of science (MSc) degree, which prepares students for advancement to a PhD programme as well as work at the United Nations and other international organizations. Applicants ...
Summaries of the WiSo electives in the inter-faculty programmes offered by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities: Master in Regional Studies, China: Business Administration, Social Science and Economics electives. Master in Regional Studies, Latin America/Central and Eastern Europe: Economics and Social Science electives.
The University of Bonn is a public university, meaning that it does not charge tuition fees. However, all students must pay the so-called social contribution (semester fee) of about 330 EUR per semester. It includes a student transit pass for public transport and a statutory accident insurance, among other things. Costs of living
The Master program “Agricultural and Food Economics” (AFECO) at Bonn University has achieved an internationally outstanding position in fields such as communication in food chain management and economic modelling. Our students benefit from our international orientation beyond the Master of Science in the two year AFECO Study program. Students can sharpen their profile by choosing a ...
Founded over 200 years ago, the University of Bonn belongs to Germany's most recognized institutions for research and higher education. It is situated in the center of Europe and internationally renowned for top-level science, research-oriented study programs and an international flair.
The University of Bonn is a public university, meaning that it does not charge tuition; it also free to apply for admission. All students must, however, pay the so-called social contribution (or semester fee) once per semester, the amount of which is democratically agreed on by student representatives.
