To complete the European Studies programme, students have to acquire a total of 120 ECTS credits, defend their Master Thesis and successfully pass the final State Examination. The following compulsory courses represent 78 ECTS credits.
EU Institutions (ESA) | Historical Roots of European Integration (ESA) |
EU Policies | Legal Framework of the European Union (ESA) |
European Comparative Politics and Society (ESA) | M.A. Thesis Seminar I - III |
European Economic Integration (ESA) | Methodology and Academic Writing Seminar |
European Union in International Relations (ESA) | Political Geography (ESA) |
Europe of States, Regions and Citizens | Theories of European Integration and Their Application |
Grand Debates of European Integration |
Remaining 42 ECTS credits can be earned by participating in optional and elective courses offered by the Faculty of Social Sciences.
For a detailed information on the ES programme please visit the Faculty's website.