Teaching

1. Block , 13.04.2026 - 29.05.2026

Mikroökonomie (1620)

Vorlesung

Die 16.00-18.00, HS 1, Prof. Geishecker

Do 09.30-11.00, HS 1, Prof. Geishecker

Übung

Mi 14.00-16.00, AM 03, E. Matheny

Do 11.00-13.00, HS 7, E. Matheny

Microeconomics (1621)

Vorlesung

Die 14.00-16.00, HS 1, Prof. Geishecker

Do 11.00-13.00, HS 1, Prof. Geishecker

Übung

Die 16.00-18.00, AM 03, E. Matheny

Fr 11.00-13.00, HS 7, E. Matheny

2. Block (08.06.2026 - 24.07.2026)

Behavioural Economics (6074/1942 MES)

Vorlesung

Die 14.00-16.00, AM 104, Prof. Geishecker

Mit 10.00-12.00, AM 104, Prof. Geishecker

Übung

Die 16.00-18.00, AM 104, Prof. Geishecker

Mit 12.00-14.00, AM 104, Prof. Geishecker

      

1. Block (13.10.2025 - 28.11.2025)

International Economics: Trade, Offshoring, Multinationals

VL Die 14.00 - 15.30/Do 10.00 - 11.30

Ü   Die 16.00 - 17.30/Do 12.00 - 13.30

2. Block (08.12.2025 - 06.02.2026)

Intermediate Microeconomics: Strategy, Information, and Externalities

VL Die 14.00 - 15.30/Do 10.00 - 11.30

Ü   Die 16.00 - 17.30/Do 12.00 - 13.30

Blockübergreifend

BA Seminar in Applied Economics (S6090)/MA-Seminar in Applied Economics (S6837)

Do 16.00 - 18.00

BA-Seminar Economics of Migration (S6107)/MA-Seminar Migration Economics (S6864)

Die 16.00 - 18.00

 

Mikroökonomie (1620), 1. Block

Vorlesung

Die 16-18,   Prof. Geishecker

Do 09-11,    Prof. Geishecker

Übung

Mi 16-18,    E. Mikhaylova

Do 11-13,   E. Mikhaylova

Microeconomie (1621), 1. Block

Vorlesung

Die 14-16,   Prof. Geishecker

Do 11-13,    Prof. Geishecker

Übung

Di 16-18,   E. Mikhaylova

Do 14-16,  E. Mikhaylova

Behaviioural Econoimics (6074/MES 1942), 2. Block

Vorlesung

Die 14-16, Prof. Geishecker

Mi 10-12, Prof. Geishecker

Übung

Die 16-18, Prof. Geishecker

Mi 12-14, Prof. Geishecker

Cross-block

Seminar Migration Economics (S 6864)

Block:

13.12.2024-14.12.2024, 09-18, Elena Mikhaylova

10.01.2025-11.01.2025, 09-18, Elena Mikhaylova

Single date:

17.01.2025, 11-11.30, Elena Mikhaylova

SeminarEconomics of Migration (S 6107)

Block:

13.12.2024-14.12.2024, 09-18, Elena Mikhaylova

10.01.2025-11.01.2025, 09-18, Elena Mikhaylova

Single date:

17.01.2025, 11-11.30, Elena Mikhaylova

More information see moodle!

1st block 08.04.2024 - 24.05.2024

• Microeconomics, 1620
• Microeconomics,1621
• Seminar Becoming Fluent in Data (BA, 6126 and Master, 6879) - Cross-block -

2nd block 03.06.2024 - 17.07.2024

• Behavioural Economics (Applied Microeconomics), 6074

Economics of Migration, BA (6107) and MA (6864), Mikhaylova, Elena

Seminar, start of event: Fri 09-18

Becoming Fluent ind Data, BA (6126) and MA (6879), Kuehne, Marco

Seminar, start of event: Thu. 14-15.30

 

Prof. Ingo Geishecker was on research leave in WiSe 2023/24.

1st block 17.04.2023 - 04.06.2023

• Microeconomics
• Microeconomics
• Seminar in Applied Economics: Becoming Fluent in Data (BA and Master) - interdisciplinary -

 

Prerequisites for a final thesis

Students (BA/MA) are recommended to participate in our modules. As preparation for an (empirical) final thesis, we recommend attending a seminar with us.

Application for a final thesis

The supervision of a Bachelor's or Master's thesis must be applied for centrally at the examination board of the Faculty of Business Administration and Economics. The application for supervision of the final thesis must be submitted using the form provided for this purpose. Here you can find guidelines for applying for the final thesis.

Further information can be found on the homepage of the examination board.

Finding a topic and supervisor

The chair prefers that students choose their own topic and develop their own research question. The topic and research question are discussed in a preliminary meeting. All work must be related to the focus areas of our chair:

Applied microeconomics
Applied econometrics
International economics
Labour market economics

Introductory information and general tips on writing term papers and good literature research can be found on the ZBW website.

ZBW research tips

Please note: These are general guidelines. Chair-specific information and instructions coming directly from the chair take precedence.

Formal requirements for seminar papers, bachelor's theses and masters theses can be found here: Guidelines for Academic Writing (Jan 2026) (PDF)