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European Global Studies

Explore interdisciplinary perspectives on Europe's role in a globalized world through an advanced Master's program.

Best for:Best for students seeking an interdisciplinary graduate education in international relations, European affairs, and global governance.

Universität Basel · Switzerland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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European studiesGlobal governancePolitical scienceInternational economicsCultural history
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
30 November for spring term, 30 April for autumn term
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Start date
Spring or autumn term
Location
Switzerland

Overview

The Master's program in European Global Studies at the University of Basel offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding contemporary challenges such as migration, energy demands, and shifting geopolitical realities. Spanning political science, history, law, and economics, the curriculum moves beyond traditional national borders to analyze complex global developments. Students gain rigorous methodological training and conceptual tools designed to prepare them for professional careers in international administration, business, politics, and academic research. The program comprises 120 ECTS credits and requires engagement across multiple academic domains.

European Global StudiesMaster of Artsinterdisciplinaryinternational relationsglobalizationUniversity of Basel

What you'll do

  • Complete 120 ECTS credits across core and elective interdisciplinary modules
  • Examine contemporary global challenges from political, economic, historical, and legal perspectives
  • Engage in academic research and critical analysis of Europe's position in global affairs
  • Participate in seminars, lectures, and collaborative coursework spanning multiple disciplines
  • Draft and defend a Master's thesis demonstrating independent research capabilities

Requirements

Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in a relevant field

Degree offered: Master of Arts

Language: German and English proficiency required

Instruction: German and English

Required skills
  • Ability to synthesize methods and concepts across political science, history, law, and economics
  • Strong analytical and critical thinking skills regarding global and European affairs
  • Capacity for independent academic research and writing
Nice to have
Prior coursework in international relations, European history, or global economicsFamiliarity with interdisciplinary research methodologies
Eligibility
  • Meeting the general university entrance and admission requirements of the University of Basel

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How to apply

Deadline: 30 November for spring term, 30 April for autumn term

Submit your application through the official University of Basel portal before the designated term deadlines. Ensure all required documentation regarding prior academic qualifications and language proficiencies is uploaded correctly.

Documents required
  • Bachelor's degree transcripts
  • Proof of language proficiency
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