Founded in 1949, the College of Europe was the world’s first and is one of the most reputed institutes of European postgraduate studies located in two campuses: Bruges (Belgium) and Natolin (Warsaw, Poland). It relies on a large European network and on a Professional Network of more than 9000 alumni.
The College of Europe is characterised by its academic independence, the diversity of its teaching staff and its multicultural environment which together create a genuine European ‘microcosm’. The academic quality and the variety of its Masters in European studies are renowned worldwide. It attracts a highly qualified pan-European faculty and welcomes students from across the entire continent and further a field. The one year Masters programmes of Bruges and Natolin (Warsaw) provide students with a specialised grounding in the European dimension of their fields of study, as well as an in-depth understanding of Europe in all its complexity. The academic year lasts from September until the end of June and courses are given in English and French. Students benefit by working together in an international community of students, faculty and staff members and learn how to operate in an international environment. A large number of whole or partial scholarships are available. As the careers of many of its alumni illustrate, the College degree opens up rewarding professional prospects at a European and international level.
Type of Programmes: Full time
Length of Programmes: One Academic Year (66 ECTS)
Qualification awarded:
Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies
The internal and external dimensions of the European Union
This programme offers students the possibility to analyse the European integration process beyond disciplinary boundaries and to acquire a deeper knowledge of its aspects. The programme is designed to respond to the increasing need of experts who have a more comprehensive understanding of the integration process and European affairs. Organised at the Natolin (Warsaw) campus of the College of Europe, this programme allows students to familiarise themselves with the political, social and economic challenges in Central and Eastern Europe and in the neighbouring countries of the enlarged European Union.
Master of Arts in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies
The Master of Arts in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies provides its students with in-depth knowledge of the European Union as an actor in the international environment as well as skills in international negotiation and diplomacy. The intensive one-year academic programme aims at bringing together an interdisciplinary analysis of the EU’s internal decision-making processes with a professional dimension preparing graduates to enter the European, international and national public administrations, to work for non-governmental organisations and the private sector, or to embark upon doctoral studies.
Master of Arts in European Political and Administrative Studies
The programme provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the institutions and major policies of the European Union. It also examines the EU’s role at the international, national and regional levels and aims, in particular, to prepare students for a career in European or national administrations, non-governmental organisations or the private sector.
Master of Arts in European Economic Studies
The programme is aimed to students with an academic background in economics and provides an in-depth specialisation in the Economics of the European Union. The programme offers a comprehensive coverage of European economic integration and focuses on European public policy. All courses combine a blend of sound economic analysis with critical in-depth reviews of EU policies and, where relevant, of the European economy in general but a range of courses also pay explicit attention to the implications for business strategies. With its professional dimension, the programme, prepares graduates to enter the private business sector, the European, international and national public sectors as well as the non-governmental sector, and may also serve as a stepping stone towards doctoral studies.
• Possibility to opt for the specialisation in "European Economic Integration and Business" (EEIB).
• Possibility to choose the option "European Law and Economic Analysis" (ELEA) under certain conditions.
Master of European Law (LL M)
The programme is aimed to students with a degree in law. It provides students with an in-depth education in European law and establishes a balance between its economic and the constitutional aspects. It emphasises in the increasing complexity of EU law and in the context in which it is evolving. The academic programme and its professional dimension prepare graduates to enter international law firms, European institutions, international and national public sectors as well as the non-governmental and business sectors, and may also serve as a stepping-stone towards an academic career.
• Possibility to choose the option "European Law and Economic Analysis" (ELEA) under certain conditions.
For more information on the College of Europe please consult our website: www.coleurope.eu
Bruges campus
Dijver 11
BE-8000 Bruges
BELGIUM
Tel.: +32-50-47.71.11
Fax: +32-50-47.71.10
Email: info@coleurope.eu
Natolin (Warsaw) campus
ul. Nowoursynowska 84
Box 120
PL-02/797 Warszawa 78
POLAND
Tel.: +48-22-545.94.01
Fax: +48-22-649.13.52
Email: info.pl@coleurope.eu
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