Bachelor Culture and Economy: History

As the name of this program implies, it also includes cross-cultural aspects. The double qualification does not only convey solid basic knowledge in economics but also allows you to deepen your knowledge of history. During your studies, you will take various intercultural courses and seminars on other cultural studies, which will expand your competences and knowledge. 

Moreover, the University of Mannheim is known for its international profile. Not only does it have an international academic calendar, but you also have many partner universities in numerous countries to choose from if you decide to spend a semester abroad. 

In addition, students and teachers are in close contact in the core subject of History. Due to the often quite small number of students in a course, the atmosphere is friendly, and the teachers are also able to offer individual support to the students. 

At the University of Mannheim, there are many things you can do alongside your studies. You can try out numerous sports programs, go to the Schneckenhof parties on Thursdays, explore Jungbusch, or dive into the city’s diverse restaurant scene. In addition, there are various student organizations, student groups, and departmental student committees, where you can also make good contacts and meet new people outside your courses. You should definitely consider joining one! The departmental student committees are particularly beneficial, as they allow you to meet students who are studying the same core subject. You can also get useful tips from fellow students in higher semesters at any time. 

You will surely find plenty of things to do in your everyday life alongside your studies!

With the bachelor’s program in Culture and Economy, you have various options to pursue a master’s program. A natural choice would be the master’s program in Culture and Economy, where you can deepen and expand the cultural and economic knowledge acquired in your bachelor's program. Under certain conditions, you can also complete a master’s program in Business Administration or Economics (Master of Science). In addition, graduates of the bachelor’s program in Culture and Economy at the University of Mannheim can continue with the Mannheim Master in Management program. This only applies if you have passed the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) beforehand. Overall, you have many options, as this bachelor's degree provides you with a broad foundation for many other master's programs.

Graduates can work in museums, archives, or administration as well as at media companies and in journalism. Your bachelor's degree also opens the door to pursuing a master's degree and a subsequent academic career. With the minor in Business Administration or Economics, you have even more options. Since you gain a lot of basic knowledge during your studies, you can take up a position in any economic sector. Whether in management, marketing, accounting, etc.—the choice is yours. You can also work in the cultural sector. For example, you can get a job in culture and event management or in communication.

The most frequently asked question is: “And what do you want to do with this degree?” 

Just remember: If you don’t yet know exactly what you want to do later, internships, research assistant jobs, or the cultural practice modules may be a good orientation. With the bachelor’s program in Culture and Economy, the options are diverse.