Description
The Bachelor's Degree in International and European Studies provides comprehensive interdisciplinary education in international relations, European integration, international and European law, political science, and international political economy. Graduates acquire the scientific background required to understand and analyse international, European, and national political, legal, and economic developments through contemporary theoretical and research approaches.
Relation to Employment
The degree provides the scientific background required for employment in the public administration, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union institutions, international organisations, non-governmental organisations, research centres, international cooperation bodies, and the private sector, in positions related to international relations, European affairs, international and European law, and international political economy.
Access Requirements / Progression Opportunities
Admission to the program requires a high school diploma and successful participation in national-level examinations or qualifying examinations.
Knowledge
Graduates acquire knowledge of international relations, European integration, international and European law, political science, international political economy, and diplomatic history. They also gain knowledge of the functioning of international organisations and European Union institutions, public policy formulation and analysis, as well as the theoretical and empirical approaches to international and European developments.
Skills
Graduates develop skills in analysing and interpreting international and European political, legal, and economic issues, applying research methods, collecting and evaluating data, formulating evidence-based scientific arguments, preparing studies and reports, and communicating effectively in multicultural and international environments.
Competences
Graduates are able to analyse and evaluate complex international, European, and national issues, apply interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving, formulate evidence-based policy proposals, work effectively in international and multicultural environments, and demonstrate scientific responsibility, professional ethics, and critical thinking.