tailieunhanh - Excerpt from the Examination Regulations for the Master’s Program in Economics at the University of Mannheim

We know it takes some time to get used to this new way of life. But you’ll get over it. However, this is where the motivation for studying the program comes in to play. If you are not motivated enough to keep on with this new lifestyle for the next five or six years, chances are you’ll run out of steam way before the first year ends. A high motivation is an excellent substitute for sleep; lack of motivation won’t help at all no matter how many hours you sleep every day. This is why we stress again: Be careful. | Exerpt Examination Regulations MSc Economics Excerpt from the Examination Regulations for the Master s Program in Economics at the University of Mannheim Please note This English translation is based on the German version of the Examination Regulations for the Master s Program in Economics. The German original is the only legally binding version. Any liability for mistakes arising from the translation of the original shall be excluded. Contents General Academic Duration of the program . 2 Program Language of instruction . 2 Course volume . 2 Structure of exams Maternity protection and parental Flexible Recognition of study periods and Assessment of Admission to the field of study Economic Research .7 Examination Registration and admission to exams . 7 Scope and structure of Master s Passing the program and transcript of Closing Invalidity of the master s Post-exam Attachment 1 . 12 Attachment 2 . 14 - 1 - Exerpt Examination Regulations MSc Economics General Regulations Academic Degree Upon successful completion of the master s curriculum the University of Mannheim awards the academic degree Master of Science . . Duration of the program The prescribed period of study is four semesters. The program has been designed in such a way as to enable students to finish their studies within this period. The curriculum has to be completed by the end of the seventh semester. Otherwise the student has forfeited his right to earn the degree unless he was not responsible for failing to observe the deadline. Upon request the deadline can be extended by the chairman of the examination board. Program structure The master s program in economics is structured into a one semester introductory phase a two semester specialization phase and a one semester research phase. The detailed program structure .

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