Education economics and policy
The value of knowledge
It's the education, stupid. Without education, our knowledge-based economies would not function. That's why we need to invest in "human capital". But is education a public or private good? Who should provide and finance it and how? And who decides on content and institutions? Answers to such questions have concrete implications - from pre-school support and academic appointments to the internationalisation of universities. As business management requirements have gained in importance in the education system, it is now one of the key tasks of education managers to mediate between educational theory and economic aspects.
The programme is aimed at subjects and managers throughout the education system. It provides practical knowledge for education managers in schools and universities as well as in vocational and further education. It is also suitable for decision-makers in education administration and policy.
The module can be taken as certified further education or as part of the part-time MBA degree programme in Education and Science Management. It concludes with a Certificate of Advanced Studies. The certificate is fully recognised for the MBA programme. So you can start your studies without enrolment!