Internationale Zentralbankkurse
Ziel der Kurse ist es, über die rein fachliche Wissensvermittlung hinaus ein internationales Forum für den Gedanken- und Meinungsaustausch zu bieten. Die Bundesbank verfolgt daher bei der Gestaltung ihrer internationalen Zentralbankkurse einen differenzierten Ansatz. Je nach Zielgruppe (Führungskräfte, Spezialisten, Berufseinsteiger oder Nachwuchskräfte) werden die Kurse als Seminar, als Kurs mit praktischen Anteilen (z. B. am Computer), als Diskussionsforum oder als reiner Workshop konzipiert. Die Kursdauer variiert zwischen drei Tagen und einer Woche.
Kursprogramm 2026
Kursprogramm 2027
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Cash Management at the Bundesbank
The course is designed for senior employees involved in issuing and processing banknotes and coins or in dealing with counterfeit money as well as for executives and managers heading groups, sections or divisions in the cash department.
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Analytical Tools for Monetary Policy
Mid-level central bank officials working in the area of monetary analysis and/or financial market analysis. Potential candidates who wish to apply for the course should have a sound understanding of macroeconomic theory and are expected to be familiar with basic econometrics as well as commonly used modelling techniques.
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Cash Centre Construction
This online course is tailored for experienced professionals and executives from cash departments who wish to broaden their expertise.
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CBDC– Current Aspects and Future Challenges
This course is designed for economists and policymakers in central banks who wish to deepen their understanding of digital central bank currencies and related central bank activities. Participants should have a solid background in CBDC-related issues or in areas such as payment systems, monetary policy, financial stability, or banking supervision.
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Recovery and Resolution with a Focus on Banks In cooperation with the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bafin)
This panel is designed for experts working in the areas of supervision, resolution, or financial stability within their respective central banks or supervisory authorities.
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Cyber Security at National Central Banks – Good Governance and Strategic Perspectives
The course is aimed at experts and decision-makers from national central banks working in IT security, governance, digitalisation strategies, or supervisory frameworks. Participants should have at least an intermediate understanding of cybersecurity and be prepared to share their knowledge with the group. The number of participants is limited to 15 experts from national central banks. Active participation is expected, including a short presentation on national experiences or approaches to specific topics in cybersecurity.
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Financial Stability and Macroprudential Policy
This course is designed for central bank officials engaged in financial stability tasks. Participants should have a sound understanding of systemic risk surveillance and macroprudential policy. Contributions on recent developments in participants’ respective countries are encouraged. The course may also be beneficial for staff from other central bank divisions such as banking supervision, monetary policy, or payment systems.
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Applied Macroprudential Surveillance and Systemic Risk Analysis
This course is tailored for central bankers and supervisors involved in financial stability. Attendees should have a sound understanding of systemic risk surveillance and macroprudential policy.
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Accounting for Banking Supervisors
The course is designed for mid to senior-level banking supervisors from central banks and supervisory authorities. Please be prepared to actively contribute to discussions, e.g. via short presentations on their national implementation.
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Python – a Crash Course for Central Bankers
This course is aimed at experts in banking supervision or financial stability with a sound background in stress testing.