Teaching
Summer Semester 2020
- Economics of Migration (Bachelor)
Lecture: Tobias Heidland; Exercise session: Samuel Siewers
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- Introduction to Development Economics [Einführung in die Entwicklungsökonomik] (Bachelor)
Lecture: Andreas Fuchs, Sarah Langlotz; Exercise session: Sebastian Schmidt
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- Empirical Analysis of Development Aid with Stata (Bachelor)
Seminar: Andreas Fuchs; accompanying Stata course: Felix Turbanisch
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- Macroeconomics I [Makroökonomik I] (Bachelor)
Lecture: Andreas Fuchs; Exercise session: Sarah Langlotz
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- Controversies in Development Economics (Master)
Seminar: Jann Lay
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- Evaluating Development Effectiveness (Master)
Seminar: Lennart Kaplan
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- Geospatial Analysis for Development Economics (Master/PhD)
Seminar: Richard Bluhm; accompanying R course: Sebastian Schmidt
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- Research Colloquium of the Chair of Development Economics (Master/PhD)
Colloquium: Andreas Fuchs, Sebastian Schmidt
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General course overview for the coming and past semesters
Please note that the list reflects the current state of planned lectures and that there is no entitlement for the seminars and lectures to be held.
Course overview (coming semesters)
Course overview (past semesters)
Master seminars
To ensure that every student can participate in at least one seminar each semester, the sign-up for most of our seminars is centralized. Seminar slots will be allocated according to preferences and contested slots will be allocated in a lottery. Students can still register for the winter semester 2025/26 until October 15 via the following link. The process of allocating topics is organized by each lecturer individually (after assignment of slots). In case of any questions about the process, please contact counseling-devecon@uni-goettingen.de. The announcement of future seminar allocations will be shared with the students via the economics newsletter.
Compulsory counseling
Required if you fail an exam in an orientation module twice
Bachelor and Master theses
We encourage you to pursue your own research ideas. Suggestions for the topic of your thesis can be requested from Melanie Schmidt.
Thesis guidelines
Information of the examination office
Harvard style referencing (German)
Template: Thesis Cover Page
Stud.IP course “Kolloquium: Research Colloquium of the Chair of Development Economics (Prof. Fuchs)"
Self-study modules
The chair provides self-study modules for empirical economic analysis with R and Stata as well as course for preparation of field research:
Economic Analysis with R
Stata Self-Study
Stata Self-Study (accessible without Stud.IP account)
Ethics and Security in "Field Research" for Development Economics