M.A. European Studies

The European Studies master’s degree program at Europa-Universität Flensburg focuses mainly on regional development. Some municipal and regional agencies and organizations prioritize promoting cultural, educational, and societal underlying conditions in certain areas, in order to ensure the constant growth and development of the population’s living conditions. Thus, there is a demand for trained staff whose knowledge and skills enable them help prepare, support and implement development tasks in European regions.

This is an international program with students from all over the world. A key focus is to give students a comprehensive and detailed overview of relevant topics in the humanities and social sciences, such as economic and political theories, European law, European ideas, and European contemporary history. The program includes both required and elective courses, with the required courses built up around the program’s core axes: Europe, regions, and development.

Every degree program has formal rules and regulations that define the study conditions for that program. You can use these regulations, together with the module catalogues for your chosen degree program, to plan out a semester schedule. This way, you’ll know ahead of time what courses you’ll be taking on which semesters. To check the legal framework conditions for this, see the examination regulations. Click below to see the most important formal regulatory documents related to your studies at EUF.

Documents related to studying at EUF

Potential employers include:

• Regions and municipalities
• The new Danish regional Vækstfora
• Businesses and public institutions at the regional, national, and international levels within the framework of cooperation arrangements/mediation arrangements

There is a growing demand for qualified graduates who have an understanding of regional and European problems. As this emergent market takes shape, we expect new job opportunities to arise in areas such as:

• Public administration
• Private institutions
• Educational institutions such as schools and universities
• Private companies, including consulting companies, and other private actors
• Non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

Graduates will gain access to international employment opportunities with organizations such as these:

• The European Union
• The European Council
• The OECD
• The OSCE

There may also be employment opportunities with other supranational organizations, as well as regional cooperation institutions that deal with European or transnational problems. Some examples include:

• The Council of the Baltic Sea States
• The Nordic Council
• The Central European Initiative
• The Alps-Adriatic Alliance or similar institutions.

Suitable positions may also exist with any of the more than 150 institutionalized or formalized transboundary cooperation arrangements in Europe.
A master’s degree can also allows you to pursue a doctorate.

Learn more about doctoral study at EUF

For more information about this degree program, visit the websites of the International Institute of Management and Economic Education (IIM), Department of European and Public International Law of the Interdisciplinary Institute for Environmental, Social and Human Sciences.

Program institute

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Servicecenter für Prüfungsangelegenheiten (SPA)

If you have general questions about your studies at EUF, or ones that cross over into other subjects or disciplines, please contact the

Student Guidance and Counseling Service [40726]

Thinking about applying? Click below to view the eligibility requirements for this program and find out more about application and admission:

Application & admission