MA European Studies: Modern European Studies

The Modern European Studies MA, offered by University College London, is a comprehensive course for students seeking in-depth understanding of modern Europe. The course delves into the political, cultural, and social realms of modern Europe, including Europe’s place both regionally and globally. Students will gain critical insight into the complexities of the contemporary region, along with the take on a language component of their choice.Course Content: This programme offers an advanced understanding of key trends, ideas, actors, policies, and debates in Europe. The curriculum covers a wide range of disciplines from history, politics and economics to sociology, law, and cultural studies. A key component of this programme is the language course that allows students to learn a European language at a suitable level.Key Modules: The course is split into two core units: 'The Making of Modern Europe' and 'Themes and Issues in Modern European History.' Additionally, the curriculum includes a selection of modules such as 'Dissertation', 'Transferable Skills Seminar', 'Language', 'Nationalism', 'Contemporary Theories of Nationalism', and 'Genocide'. Future Careers: This course provides graduates with the tools and skills to embark on careers that require a ceaseless engagement with the political, cultural, and social complexities of the global contemporary world. These include roles in policymaking, diplomacy, the civil service, international organisations, NGOs, museums, journalism, finance, law, and the private sector. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.