The Master in European Studies (MES) is an interdisciplinary Master of Arts programme offered across three faculties at Europa-Universität Viadrina. This multilingual program allows students to study in German, English, French, and Polish, focusing on Culture, Politics, Law, or Business & Law. The MES provides a flexible structure, enabling students to develop individual profiles and specializations through elective courses and research. The program aims to strengthen students' international perspectives, offering opportunities for study abroad or participation in integrated Double Master's programs. The MES is designed to be completed in four semesters, requiring the accumulation of 120 ECTS credits. Students can begin their studies in either the winter or summer semester.
The MES curriculum is structured to provide a solid foundation in European Studies while allowing for individual specialization. It includes compulsory introductory courses, specialized modules, practical experience, foreign language training, and a Master's thesis. Courses are offered by the faculties of Arts and Humanities, Law, and Business and Economics. Students earn a total of 120 ECTS credits over four semesters.
Graduates of the Master in European Studies program are well-prepared for a diverse range of careers in fields related to European integration and international affairs.
The program is multilingual, offering courses in German, English, French, and Polish. Specific language proficiency requirements for admission are not detailed here but may be required for certain courses or specializations.
While the program itself does not charge tuition fees, students are responsible for living expenses and potential costs associated with study abroad or specific university services. A small semester contribution fee is typically required for all students.
There are no tuition fees for the Master in European Studies program. However, students are responsible for living expenses and a small semester contribution fee.
The program is multilingual, with courses offered in German, English, French, and Polish. Specific language proficiency requirements for admission are not detailed, but may apply based on chosen specialization.
The MES program is designed to be completed in four semesters and requires the accumulation of 120 ECTS credits.
Applicants must hold a relevant first degree, typically a Bachelor's Degree. Specific subject requirements may vary depending on the chosen specialization within the program.
Graduates are prepared for diverse careers in European integration and international affairs, including roles such as experts on migration, climate policy specialists, EU external relations officers, and analysts of European integration.