Programme aims
- To offer multidisciplinary postgraduate training on the European Union, its evolution and its importance.
- To train 25 specialists in EU constitutional law, legislation and human rights every year through a rigorous theoretical and practical approach.
- To attract top-level professors and experts.
- To promote research and high-quality teaching on the European Union in order to build a reference research centre with a strong international scope.
- To internationalise student training by increasing mobility through visits to European institutions in Brussels.
What you study
Programmes in this field usually cover:
- The EU institutions, decision making and the Union's legal order.
- EU law and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.
- Human rights protection in Europe, including the European Convention on Human Rights.
- EU policies such as external action, migration and asylum, and trade.
Career opportunities
- EU institutions and European bodies.
- International organisations.
- Foreign trade offices.
- International media.
- Consulting.
- Specialised law firms.
- Public administration.
- Research centres dedicated to European affairs.
- International relations offices.
- Non-governmental organisations.
Who it suits
It usually suits graduates in law, political science, international relations and related fields who want to work on European affairs or human rights.
How we help
We can support you with each part of the process:
- Choosing the right university and programme.
- The application and admission.
- The study visa.
- Sworn translation and legalization of your documents.
- Health insurance accepted for the visa.
- Finding housing.
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