What does a study program in economics actually look like?

Linda Radtke spent the winter semester 2022/23 in Poznan. She has had a great passion for foreign languages and other cultures since her school days, which is why Poland was not her first experience abroad. Although Linda actually had completely different plans for her semester abroad, she recommends Poznań University of Economics to anyone interested in studying abroad.

Lorena Stelzer completed her bachelor's degree in sports economics three years ago and then decided to deepen her knowledge of economics with a master's degree in business administration. She gained her first professional experience in the field of sports economics during an internship and still works as a student trainee in the Finance and Controlling department at SC Paderborn.

It has only been two months since Svenja Toepsch spent her winter semester in Norway at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU). The Scandinavian countries inspired Svenja long before her studies. During her stay abroad, her initial expectations were not only met, but exceeded.

‘I hope that in seven months' time - at the end of my internship in Copenhagen - I can look back on an instructive and enjoyable time.’

Before Clara-Vivian Ammann decided to study business education, she was already familiar with the tools of a business economist from her vocational training. Today, she is researching how an exchange about the implicit ways of working and thinking in specialist cultures can be organised in learning environments. The exchange is intended to reduce inequalities between students and counteract educational barriers.