Master of Arts in Political Economy of European Integration
An interdisciplinary Master's programme exploring the economic, political, and social dimensions of European integration.
Best for:Best for graduates in economics, political science, or social sciences seeking an interdisciplinary approach to European policy and integration.
Overview
The Master of Arts in Political Economy of European Integration at HWR Berlin is a three-semester interdisciplinary programme examining contemporary challenges such as ecological crises, regional disparities, and social cohesion within Europe. Combining macroeconomics, political science, sociology, and law, the curriculum offers pluralist and critical perspectives on European governance. Students engage in small international cohorts, with flexible pathways including study abroad or internship options. The programme culminates in an independent Master's thesis supported by individual faculty counselling.
What you'll do
- Complete rigorous coursework covering European macroeconomics, governance, and social models during the first semester
- Select elective specializations such as econometrics, feminist economics, or ecological economics in the second semester
- Participate in small interactive workshops and peer-review sessions
- Fulfill optional international mobility or professional placement requirements in the third semester
- Conduct independent research and write a Master's thesis on a relevant topic in European political economy
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's or equivalent degree with at least 180 or 210 ECTS credit points
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: English; B2 level required, demonstrated via certificates such as IELTS Academic 6.0, TOEFL iBT 83, or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Completed undergraduate coursework in Macroeconomics
- Completed undergraduate coursework in Political or Social Science or European Studies
- Analytical and critical thinking regarding European socio-economic issues
- Intercultural collaboration skills acquired in diverse academic or professional settings
- Applicants with 180 ECTS credits must obtain an additional 30 credits via an integrated internship or equivalent to meet the 210 ECTS threshold
- International applicants holding non-German Bachelor's degrees must apply through designated admission windows
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How to apply
Deadline: 15 May
Applicants must submit their application documents through the uni-assist portal. Non-German Bachelor's degree holders apply between 15 March and 15 May, while German Bachelor's degree holders apply between 15 April and 15 June.
- CV
- Letter of motivation
- Bachelor's degree certificate and transcripts
- Official English language proficiency certificate
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