Social TransFormation - Politics, Philosophy, Economics (MA)

The Master in Social TransFormation (Politics, Philosophy, Economics) (MA) is close to the pulse of our time, its challenges, and the desire for a more sustainable future.

Our current economic and socio-political landscape is characterized by increasingly complex globalization, numerous trouble spots, unethical practices in business and politics, and a lack of sustainability in many areas. Democracies are being deliberately weakened, populist tendencies are growing and the call for a post-national mindset is getting louder. To understand and deal with this complex situation, a holistic and interdisciplinary solution perspective is required – and this is exactly what the Master in Social TransFormation (Politics, Philosophy, Economics) (MA) teaches.

Students of the Master in Social TransFormation (Politics, Philosophy, Economics) (MA) deal with topics such as the common good, social movements, migration, war and peace, power and conflict, multiple crises, sustainability, or alternative ways of doing business and living. This includes being able to examine complex, even transnational contexts and problems.

At the same time, students should be qualified to gain well-founded knowledge and surprising insights as well as to develop creative solutions, act in a sustainable and ethically reflected manner, shape relationships, take on leadership tasks, and actively assume roles and comprehensive responsibility in teams.

The university is state-recognized and FIBAA-accredited.