Modules of the Master Development Economics

Compulsory Modules (18 credits) - You have to study all of these modules:

• All modules of the Faculty of Business and Economics with the designations M.WIWI. may be selected, as long as the entry requirements have been fulfilled.
• All modules of the Faculty of Agricultural Science from the Master’s programme „Sustainable International Agriculture“ (SIA) may be selected, as long as the respective entry requirements have been fulfilled. In addition, the following courses can be selected:

  Module	Title	Credits
  B.Inf.1236	Machine Learning	6 Credits
  B.Inf.1237	Deep Learning	6 Credits
  M.Agr.0197	Sustainability - basics and application	6 Credits (NEW; summer semester 2023)
  M.Inf.1151	Vertiefung Softwaretechnik: Data Science and Big Data Analytics	5 Credits
  M.MIS.30	Development Economics of India Seminar	6 Credits
  S.RW.1229	Internationales und europäisches Wirtschaftsrecht	6 Credits
  S.RW.1230	Cases and Development in International Economic Law	6 Credits
  SK.MIS.3	Studienreise nach Indien	6 Credits

  For capacity reasons, examinations for the following modules can only be taken with the consent of the examiners:

  Module	Title	Credits
  M.Agr.0151	Data Analysis with R in Agricultural Economics	6 Credits
  B.Geg.04-1	Geoinformatik 1	5 Credits
  M.iPAB.0015.Mp	Applied Machine Learning in Agriculture with R	6 Credits

• Modules from the language offer of the university (except for English and native language) may be selected, as long as they are B-level courses and not part of the bachelor's degree.
• Students, who have acquired their university entrance qualification neither in the Federal Republic of Germany nor in any country or region in which German is the official language, and students whose programme of study that is the basis for entry into the Master's degree programme is not in German can also acquire 12 credits in the elective area by successfully taking modules from "German as a foreign language". Prerequisite is the verification of the level "Grundstufe III" (A.2.1).
• In addition, the NICE programme (6 C) can be chosen as an elective module. The Intercultural Learning Laboratory coordinates the workshops for the programme at the University of Götttingen (contact person is Johanna El Ouardy, johanna.elouardy@uni-goettingen.de). For successful participation (and as a prerequisite for getting 6 C), the following two workshops must be successfully completed: SK.IKG-IKK.08 "Working in intercultural teams" and SK.IKG-IKK.09 "Reflection of intercultural competences through portfolio".

In the elective area, other modules (alternative modules) instead of the stated modules may be taken according to the following conditions. Requirements for the consideration of an alternative module are:

• a) A written application from the student that must be submitted to the Dean of Studies of the Faculty of Business and Economics before beginning with the alternative module
• b) Consent by the Dean of Studies of the Faculty or teaching unit that offers the alternative module

The decision as to the approval of the application is made by the Dean of Studies of the Faculty of Business and Economics. The Dean will first obtain a statement on the purposefulness of the alternative module from a teacher of the programme in which the student is enrolled. The application may be rejected without a statement of the reason; no legal right is constituted for the applicant. Modules already taken cannot be considered as an alternative module.