Study focus on “human behavior”?

Karooo959ByKarooo959

Heyho,

I'm starting my studies at the University of Bremen next month and since the orientation week is not that far away, I have a quick question because I'm a bit nervous 😅

I'm going to study economics and I'm really excited about it. I'm currently reading everything I haven't read about the program on the university website yet. Of course, I've already looked at the majors, but now I've thought of a small, perhaps somewhat silly, question 😅

Does the focus on "human behavior" qualify you to work in human resources after graduation, or is it purely about consumer purchasing behavior?

If anyone knows, I would be very grateful for a detailed explanation.

Best regards

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berndauskleve
berndauskleve
2 years ago

I looked at it on the side of the University of Bremen. It’s very hard to find out what they mean.

I suspect that this is the focus of evolution of economics, human behaviour and economic policy.

First there is a course of technology and growth. These are so economic theories of macroeconomy. Critics also say model theoretical ruin landscape.

Then a course of political economy. It’s very hard to get what this is. I guess something about economics of social policy. Probably also goes towards model theoretical ruins.

Then a course of human behavior in organizations.Google tells me something with evolution economics. So probably also model theoretical ruin landscape.

And then two similar courses, where I suspect that it is also a model-theoretical ruin landscape.

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berndauskleve
berndauskleve
2 years ago
Reply to  berndauskleve

I just saw that there is a focus on behavioral WiWi within Wiwi. Maybe that’s what I mean.

There are also courses for human resources management and psychology. But I think this goes in the direction of theoretical models, and is less practical.

The study of WiWi is still very theory-intensive, that is what students who want to deal with such often mathematical theory of economics. At the University of Bremen, there is probably also the BWL course, which is then a bit more practical,

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sunnywobgirl
sunnywobgirl
2 years ago

To do this, you should look at the module plan to see which compartments are included there

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