International Economics & Development, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Contact across language and cultural boundaries is one of the most distinctive characteristics of our present time. Global as well as regional structures are integrated into international contexts, be it in science, art, and literature, or in economics, law, and technology. This is accompanied by processes of stimulation, adaptation, and rejection, cooperation and competition, acceptance, tolerance, and dissonance; and these relate both to languages and to people, topics and subject areas.