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Apply now! Campusplan Europa-Universität Flensburg B.A. European Cultures and Society (EUCS) Head of Studies : Prof. Dr. Anne Reichold (HEL 133) Helsinki Building (HEL) Auf dem Campus 1a 24943 Flensburg Germany

course of studies, the following programs are available at the Europa-Universität Flensburg: M.A. European Studies M.A. Bildung in Europa – Education in Europe M.A. International Management Studies (under [...] offered in the study program, but there is a constant thirst for knowledge, reading, discovering new things and making their own assessments. And so the student completes all the tasks in the study program, [...] student doesn't know exactly what to do in the future but is really interested in the fact that the study program foresees a semester abroad and that a considerable part of the other students come from all

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analysis developed in different disciplines. Interdisciplinary scientific and project approaches to the study of Europe are introduced in an interdisciplinary lecture-series. The four branches of projects: Research [...] classroom discussions, student presentations and different forms of student group work and self- study. Responsibility: Monika Eigmüller Semester 1st Semester Workload (total) 300 h Cycle every fall semester

classroom discussions, student presentations and different forms of student group work and self-study. Responsibility: Uwe Puetter Semester 2nd Semester Workload (total) 150 h Cycle every spring semester [...] and to challenge and complement each other. Type of class: Lecture, classroom discussions, case studies Responsibility: Katharina Mangold Semester 2nd Semester Workload (total) 150 h Cycle every spring

classroom discussions, student presentations and different forms of student group work and self-study. Responsibility: Ulrich Glassmann Semester 3 rd or 5 th Semester Workload (total) 150 h Cycle every

classroom discussions, student presentations and different forms of student group work and self-study. The latter will take up a considerable share of course time. Responsibility: Martina Dieckhoff Semester [...] practice or habits. At the end of the course, students will know selected theories and empirical studies of culture and will have acquired a toolkit for understanding social occurrences from a cultural [...] to establish a clear and com- prehensible sense of relevance on European societies as a field of study. They are capable of giving definitions of common terms and concepts in cultural sociology as well

course of Europeanisation. They are able to apply selected theoretical approaches to analyse case studies of today's challenges for education in Europe, in view of their social and individual implications [...] be based on a balanced mixture of theoretical input, reading and discussion and self-guided case studies (project learning) as group activities. Responsibility: Beatrix Niemeyer Semester 3 rd or 5 th Semester [...] It will, for instance, explore and discuss how these theories become operational within current studies related to human movement and mobility. Theoretical approaches may span micro- level intercultural

concepts and theories of cultural change. Professional competence: Analytical skills in cultural studies focusing on cross-border communication and cooperation Methodological competence: Cultural knowledge [...] debates in and on Europe. Emphasis is placed on current topics which raise debates of relevance to this study programme, including historical, social, cultural and business-related discussions. The module aims [...] publications. Students will be able to identify current debates as to their relevance to the scientific study of Europe, motivate their classification, and adequatly theorise these debates whilst applying appropriate