Graduate Center of DIW Berlin
ResearchDoctoral students at the DIW Graduate Center pursue their dissertations in a wide range of different topics. If you want to apply to the GC program you can get a sense of which research fields are being covered at DIW from the below list of departments, cross-departmental research groups and general research topics. Of course, you may also sumbmit your application with any other topic not listed here. We are happy to receive your inquiry in case of any doubts.
There are seven research departments at DIW Berlin …
- Macro Analysis and Forecasting
- Development and Security
- Public Economics
- Innovation, Manufacturing, Service
- Information Society and Competition
- Energy, Transportation, Environment
- German Socio-Economic Panel Study (SOEP)
… and six Cross-Departmental Research Groups …
- Labour Market Economics
- Education
- Climate Policy Initiative
- Simulation of long-term Development Trends and Convergence Paths
- Financial Markets
- Gender Studies
… which, together, cover a wide range of research topics:
- Overall Economy and Business Cycle
Business Cycles, Growth, Economic Structure
Macroeconomics
Currency and Financial Markets - Economic Policy
Economic Systems and Economic Policy
Public Finances and Financial Economics
Competition Policy and Regulation - Labour and Employment
- Demography and Household
Demography and Population
Private Households and Families - Social Affairs and Health
- Information Society
Research and Development
Education, Cultural Sector, Non-Profit Sector - Energy and Environment
Environmental and Resource Economics
Energy Economics - Europe and the Global Economy
Europe
Foreign Trade and International Economic Relations - Regional Economy
Regional Economy and Infrastructure
Berlin and Brandenburg - Business Sectors and Companies
Business Administration and Corporate Organization
Economic Sectors
Transportation, Logistics and Tourism
Building Industry
Media Industry, Telecommunication, Information Technology
Services - Research Methods and Statistics
Methodological Research
Survey Methods
Behavioral Economics
Time Series Econometrics

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