The bachelor's thesis is an independent scientific work on an economic policy issue. The methodological focus should preferably be quantitative-empirical, but theoretical or exclusively literature-based papers are equally possible. We prefer to supervise topics from the following areas: economic consequences of climate policies; equal opportunities and gender research; economics of education; research and transfer; labour market and institutions; and regional economics and politics. However, your own suggestions are of course possible as well. Within the subject areas, we give you the freedom to choose the specific research question and welcome independent development of the specific topic of the thesis. We therefore recommend that you think about which research question you are particularly interested in and how you would like to work on it before contacting us.
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