MA European Studies: European Society

The European Studies: European Society MA is a comprehensive program offered by University College London (UCL). This course provides in-depth knowledge about European society, culture, and politics from both historical and contemporary perspectives. It involves interdisciplinary teaching from renowned UCL experts from different disciplines including sociology, history, literature, and cultural studies, providing a unique insight into Europe.Course Content: The course builds on the pivotal issues shaping Europe today, including migration, populism, and economic crisis, and their impacts. It also explores the ways European societies, politics, and cultures have been understood in different historical and cultural contexts. It includes an optional study visit to Brussels where students can gain valuable insights and experience in the European Union. The students of this course also have the opportunity to complete a 10,000-word dissertation on an approved topic of their choice.Key Modules: The key modules of this program are Historical and Theoretical Approaches to European Integration, The Institutions and Structures of the EU, Europe and the World, European Political and Social Theory.Accreditations: There aren't any specific accreditations stated for this course.Future Careers: This course provides the necessary foundation for those seeking to work in a broad range of careers, such as government and politics, business, NGOs, diplomacy, policy-making, consulting, journalism, and academia. It also offers an excellent foundation for a PhD in related subjects.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.