The Postgraduate Program (Master’s) “European Societies and European Integration” explores the relationship and differences between the social, economic, and cultural practices of societies and institutions both within the European Union and in the neighboring countries, in terms of national identities, social movements, economic structures, social transformations, democratization processes, religion, and modernization.

The objectives of this Master’s program are both the acquisition of specialized scientific knowledge and the professional training of students in the field of European Studies, as well as their familiarization with scientific research in the study of the fundamental issues concerning European societies and the processes of convergence toward their social cohesion (integration). The program aims to improve the professional qualifications of students, not through specific professional specialization, but through their systematic education on issues related to European societies, the institutional framework of the EU, European policies, economic developments, the protection of human rights, methods of analyzing and processing social data, and migration/refugee flows.

Recognizing European and Euro-Mediterranean social formations as dynamic processes, the program shows particular interest in developing collaborations among students, faculty, and researchers from neighboring countries, with the goal both of investigating the aforementioned factors shaping our common future—as defined by the community/union phenomenon—and of formulating and utilizing research programs that propose possible paths for intercultural understanding and institutional/economic/social convergence.

«European Societies and European Integration»

Extension of the Call for Expression of Interest for the selection of Postgraduate Students for the academic year 2025-2026

Deadline for submission of online applications: until 31 July 2025, 23:59pm

For more Information:
Secretariat MA “European Societies and European Integration”
Tel.: 22510 36504-525
e-mail: [email protected]