This English-taught master’s programme examines European integration and the European Union’s relations with its Eastern neighbours. It combines European studies and international relations to explore cooperation, political change and policy challenges.
What you study
The curriculum covers EU institutions and policies, cooperation and conflict in international relations, European geopolitics, foreign and security policy, enlargement and the Eastern neighbourhood. Research methods and EU-funded project management support the programme’s analytical and applied dimensions.
Skills and professional relevance
Students develop their ability to analyse European policies, interpret international developments and investigate issues concerning the EU’s external relations. This preparation can be relevant to public administration, research, international organisations, civil society and consultancy.
Admission
The programme is presented in the Centre’s educational materials as a two-year master’s degree. Applicants should check the current admission procedure, language requirements and documents for their applicant category before applying.