European Studies - Master's Programme
A comprehensive Master's programme exploring European integration, governance, and Norway's unique relationship with the EU.
Best for:Best for students interested in European integration, EU policy, and the political relationship between Norway and the European Union.
Overview
The Master's programme in European Studies at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology provides students with deep insights into the mechanisms of European integration and cooperation. The curriculum examines the historical origins and contemporary impacts of these processes on governance and democracy across the continent. A central component of the study is the analysis of Norway's specific position within the European Union framework, particularly through its involvement in the European Economic Area and the European Free Trade Area. Students will develop advanced research and analytical capabilities, preparing them for professional roles in policy analysis and international relations. The programme is designed to equip graduates with the expertise necessary for diverse career paths within Norway, the EEA, and the broader international community.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced study of European integration processes and their historical development.
- Analyze the impact of EU policies on governance and democratic structures.
- Examine the specific legal and political relationship between Norway and the European Union.
- Develop rigorous research and analytical skills for policy evaluation.
- Complete a master's thesis focusing on a relevant topic within European studies.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Degree offered: Master's
Language: English proficiency required for academic study
Instruction: English
- Academic proficiency in social sciences or humanities
- Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
- Interest in European political and economic structures
- Must meet the general admission requirements for Master's programmes at NTNU
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Applications must be submitted through the official university portal. Prospective students should review the specific admission requirements and deadlines provided on the programme website.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of English proficiency
- Statement of purpose
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