MA in European Studies (MES)

•     Advanced training on EU institutions and European policies
•     Multinational perspective on EU public policies and EU Mediterranean affairs
•     Seminar-style teaching
•     An international student body at a top class academic institutions
•     Unrivalled academic competency with an international faculty
•     Strong professional and networking with regular meeting with EU professional experts and practicioners
•     Practical training on EPSO selection procedures and EU Project Management Cycle
•     Access to national and international institutions based in Rome
   

Core Courses (30 hours each, plus 10 hours of seminars)

•     European Politics in the Twentieth Century (G.Orsina; seminars: C.Blasberg)
•     European Macroeconomics (F.Mattesini; seminars: I.Caratelli)
•     European Institutions (S.Fabbrini/Y.Mény; seminars: C.Fasone)
•     Policy and Policy Making in the European Union (A.Renda; seminars: G.Luchetta)

Elective Courses (20 hours each)

students can choose 5 out of these courses:

•     Security and Migration in the Mediterranean Region (S.Panebianco)
•     Cohesion Politics in the EU 2013 (R.Leonardi)
•     European Common Foreign and Security Policy (F.Mérand)
•     Transatlantic Relations (J.Howorth)
•     History of European Integration (M.E.Cavallaro)
•     History and Theory of the Post-World War II International System (V.Zubok)
•     European Internal Market and Competition Policies (R.Padolesi)
•     European Energy Economics and Policy (C.Egenhofer)
•     Policy Through Law (F.Nelli Feroci/G.Napolitano)
•     Economics in the Mediterranean Basin (C.Jona Lasinio)
•     Global Governance, Civil Society and EU (R.Marchetti)
•     International Labor Law (S.Sciarra)
•     Global Politics: Power Shifts in an Age of Globalization (M.Cox)
•     The European Economic Crisis and Challenges for Democracy (V.Schmidt)

The programme includes also a 20 hour intensive courses on the selection procedures of the European Commission (EPSO) and European Project Management Cycle (EPM).

Students are expected to complete a 20.000  word final dissertation under the supervision of a member of the faculty of the Master course.