At the School of European Studies, students:

• learn about the foundations of Europe, by studying how major events in history, politics and cultures have shaped the European continent;
• learn about the European institutions, policy making and culture and the impact it had and has on national and local governments, society and companies;
• develop their intercultural communication skills and knowledge of English and French, German or Spanish;
• develop practical skills that will prepare them for their job after graduation.

The study programme is based on the types of jobs you can fulfil after they graduate.

They gain theoretical knowledge, which they will also apply into practice.

In each study block, they work on a task that they could come across in the professional field.

These tasks entail providing strategic communication and policy advice, developing the associated plans, organising events and representing an organisation.