ERASMUS - Outgoing Partner Universities

The University of Geneva, established in 1559 by John Calvin, has grown into a leading research institution. Its Department of History, Economics, and Society offers a unique Master’s program in International Economic History, integrating historical approaches with social sciences.

Founded in 1348 by Emperor Charles IV, Charles University is the oldest university in Central Europe. Its Institute of Economic Studies provides top-tier economics education in the Czech Republic, emphasizing modern economic theory and applications in finance, banking, and public policy.

Established in 1479, the University of Copenhagen is Denmark’s oldest university and a major research institution. Its Department of Economics is renowned for research in labor economics, macroeconomics, and applied econometrics, contributing significantly to economic policy discussions in Denmark and internationally.

Panthéon-Assas University, established in 1970 as a successor to the faculty of law of the University of Paris, specializes in law and social sciences. Its economics department focuses on economic law, finance, and management, with research centers dedicated to economic analysis and policy.

Since its inception in 1924, the University of Milan has become a leading Italian institution. Its Department of Economics, Management, and Quantitative Methods conducts research in economic theory, applied economics, and economic history, addressing contemporary economic challenges.

Established in 1816, the University of Warsaw is Poland’s largest university. Its Faculty of Economic Sciences is recognized for research in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics, contributing to both national and international economic discourse.

The University of Barcelona, founded in 1450, is a prominent Spanish university. Its Faculty of Economics and Business is known for research in economic theory, public economics, and economic history, influencing economic policy in Spain and beyond.

Tracing its origins to 1293, the Complutense University of Madrid is one of the oldest universities in the world. Its Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences engages in research across various economic disciplines, including development economics and economic history.

Since its establishment in 1972, the University of Málaga has rapidly developed a strong academic reputation. Its Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences focuses on research in regional economics, tourism economics, and economic development, contributing to local and regional economic policies.

Founded in 1499, the University of Valencia is one of Spain’s oldest academic institutions. Its Faculty of Economics is recognized for research in international economics, economic integration, and economic history, playing a significant role in European economic studies.

With roots dating back to 1289, the University of Montpellier has a long-standing tradition in education and research. Its Faculty of Economics specializes in environmental economics, health economics, and economic history, addressing contemporary economic issues through interdisciplinary research.

Established in 1975, EHESS is a premier institution for social sciences in France. It offers advanced research programs in economic history, focusing on the historical development of economies and their social implications, fostering interdisciplinary approaches.

Founded in 1998, the University of Milano-Bicocca is a modern institution. Its Department of Economics, Management, and Statistics conducts research in industrial economics, labor economics, and economic history, contributing to contemporary economic debates.

Established in 2003, the University of Luxembourg is a multilingual, international research university. Its Faculty of Law, Economics, and Finance focuses on research in financial economics, international economics, and economic history, leveraging Luxembourg’s position as a financial hub.

Since 1946, the University of Bergen has been a leading Norwegian institution. Its Department of Economics is known for research in environmental economics, development economics, and economic history, addressing global economic challenges.

Established in 1906, SGH is Poland’s oldest business school. It is recognized for research in economics, finance, and management, with a strong emphasis on economic history and its impact on modern economic policies.

Founded in 1999, Örebro University in Sweden has quickly established itself in academia. Its School of Business conducts research in economics, focusing on regional development, public economics, and economic history, contributing to policy-making at various levels.

Established in 1453, Istanbul University is one of the oldest universities in the world. Its Faculty of Economics engages in research across various economic fields, including economic history, analyzing the economic development of Turkey and the broader region.

Tracing its roots back to 1843, Coventry University in the UK has evolved into a modern institution. Its Faculty of Business and Law conducts research in applied economics, economic policy, and economic history, addressing contemporary economic challenges.