M.A. European Studies

The M.A. European Studies is a full-time two-year programme, which is exclusively taught in English. It is interdisciplinary and research-oriented. The programme prepares future analysts and shapers of European affairs for professional and academic careers. With a particular focus on the European Union (EU) it provides invaluable insights and experiences into contemporary European political, legal, economic and social life.

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

On this page you will find information about your future employability and career prospects after graduating M.A. European Studies, including the possibility of continuing your studies at a PhD level. This page also shows examples of jobs currently held by our graduates. Additionally you will find your way to the Campus Careers at the Europa-Universität Flensburg.

M.A. European Studies courses relate to practice-oriented research questions and help students to develop skills relevant to future employability. The programme prepares them to take up jobs in EU institutions, domestic institutions dealing with EU affairs, think tanks and non-governmental organizations, as well as in companies with international operations. Guest speakers from the EU institutions, dedicated career days, visits by programme alumni, internships, and the annual Brussels study trip provide opportunities to connect with future employers.

For more Information about the career prospects please visit our M.A. European Studies Webpage.

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With the Master of Arts (M.A.) degree, you can also pursue a doctorate.

Learn more about doctoral study at EUF

For information on all our study programs, for help how to choose your degree program, for counseling in difficult situations while studying at EUF or for general questions about your studies at EUF, please contact:

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For more information about this degree program, visit our M. A. European Studies Websites

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