209 Master's in European Studies in Europe

The European Studies MA course at King's College London will give you a detailed understanding of contemporary European politics, history, economy and society. It draws on the expertise of five highly ranked departments. You may also take either a French or German pathway, which offer you the opportunity to complete a master’s degree within a year while studying modules abroad.

The Master in Modern and Contemporary European Philosophy from the University of Luxembourg focuses on European philosophy from Descartes to the present day. To our knowledge this is the only existing Master’s programme that has a specialisation in this field of philosophy.

The master's programme in European Public Affairs at Maastricht University helps you navigate the Brussels bubble with ease and prepares you for a successful career in the field.

East European Studies from Freie Universität Berlin introduces students to interdisciplinary aspects of East European Studies. Furthermore, graduates of the Master program are able to deal with regionally related questions and tasks across disciplines and to draw practice-related conclusions. 

Join the European Integration and Global Studies - Advanced European and International Studies programme from Centre international de formation européenne - CIFE.

During the Political Science - European Politics and External Relations programme of the University of Amsterdam you will analyse politics, governance and power in Europe. The programme focuses on the European challenges as part of an increasingly globalized world.

The Global Politics and Euro-Mediterranean Relations course offered by the University of Catania is an innovative program both for training objectives and for teaching methods and tools.

The Intercultural Communication and European Studies programme from Fulda University of Applied Sciences qualifies students for European, international and intercultural professional fields.

The Religious Roots of Europe programme from Lund University is a two-year Nordic Master's programme offered by the Centre for Theology and Religious Studies at Lund University in cooperation with the universities of Copenhagen and Oslo.