MIDE allows students to gain expertise in the area of international trade relations with a strong focus on development.

MIDE comprises several international and development economics modules as well as interdisciplinary courses selected on the basis of their relevance to current events and discourse in the development field.

Considering the relatively low costs of living in the German capital, MIDE provides you with excellent educational value for money compared to other equally attractive study destinations in Europe.

Study in cosmopolitan Berlin and experience its flair and vitality. The famous landmarks, such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, Checkpoint Charlie and many more will inspire you as much as the art and culture scene of the German capital.

Engage with diverse viewpoints and case studies from around the world: with an average yearly intake of forty students, MIDE study groups are comprised of twenty plus different nationalities.

By addressing students from developed and developing countries, MIDE fosters a cohesive group experience and diversity among intake groups.

MIDE strives to create a positive and inclusive environment, where students of all nationalities and ethnic or religious backgrounds can feel comfortable and welcome.

85% of MIDE graduates work in positions that allow contributions to the achievement of the SDGs. The most mentioned SDGs are SDG 1: No Poverty, SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth and SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure.