Lectures in the MAGKS program are typically scheduled as compact courses and take place at one of the participating universities during term breaks. Courses are offered by faculty of the participating universities and guest professors from other German and international universities. They are taught in German or English and typically comprise lectures as well as tutorials.
Each semester, there are typically at least four courses on offer.
To register for a course, you need some credentials. Please contact MAGKS via e-mail (info[at]magks[dot]de) if you have not received them after your sign-up. Please do not contact the professors, except when they handle course registration themselves.
Fall 2020/21
Spatial Econometrics
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Reinhold Kosfeld
Place: University of Kassel
Duration: November 04, 2020 – January 27, 2021
Syllabus: Download here
Registration: Register here
Behavioral Economics
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Ivo Bischoff
Place: University of Kassel
Duration: September 4-5 and September 7, 2020
Syllabus: Download here
Registration: Register here
Advanced Development Economics
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Stephan Klasen et al.
Place: University of Göttingen
Duration: September 28 – November 13, 2020
Registration: Send an email to Marcela Ibanez (mibanez[at]gwdg[dot]de)
The course will take place online. There will be synchronous teaching with daily sessions of 1.5 hours for six weeks.
Spring 2020
Applied econometric analysis of stated choice data
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Andreas Ziegler
Place: University of Kassel
Duration: cancelled
Cancelled due to the developments in connection with the SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 virus. We will announce a new date for the seminar in the coming months.
Computable General Equilibrium Modeling for Trade Policy
Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Jong-Hwan Ko (Pukyong National University (Busan, Korea))
Place: Justus-Liebig-University Gießen
Duration: tba
Postponed to August/July 2020.
Doctoral Colloquium
Lecturer: (all faculty)
Place: Rauischholzhausen Castle
Duration: cancelled
Cancelled due to the developments in connection with the SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 virus.
