Why European Studies?

The European Studies major at AUBG will provide you with a broad knowledge of the political, cultural, and economic matters in Europe and help you lay the foundations of an exciting international career that can truly make a difference in the world. By the end of your four-year educational journey, you will also demonstrate proficiency in an official EU language other than English (Spanish, German, or French).

With a multilayered curriculum, many student clubs where you can practice your skills, exchange opportunities in universities across Europe, and international field trips, the European Studies major at AUBG will help you become a leading global expert in the EU affairs.

Why Liberal Arts?

Liberal Arts is not reserved for art students only. At AUBG, for example, we have a variety of majors and minors spanning from Business Administration to Computer Science, and we make sure that you get a solid understanding and in-depth knowledge in the field you choose to study. What differentiates Liberal Arts from other types of degrees, however, is that in addition to that, it gives you the freedom to explore, create, practice your skills and connect to others.

Liberal Arts at AUBG

Courses

Elective

EU Politics

EUR 2012

Research Methods

EUR 3007/POS 3007

EU Project Writing

EUR 3021

Comparative Politics

POS 2013/EUR 2013

European Integration and Transformation of Diplomacy: From 1945 to Present

EUR 1011

Policies and Policy-Making in the EU

EUR 3003

Internal Market and EU Competition Law

EUR 3020

Topics in Areas Related to the European Union

EUR 4[4-9]NN

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Professors

Email Degree From Ph.D., Modern European History, Free University of Brussels, Belgium
Courses

EU Integration and the Transformation of Diplomacy: from 1945 to present (Jean Monnet Module), EUR 111a

EU Project Writing and Management, EUR 321a

EU Russia/China Relations and the Foreign Policies of the EU Member States, EUR 405a

Research Interests

European neighborhood policy and European security

History and theories of European integration

Comparative constitutionalism in Europe

EU external affairs

EU institutional framework, EU law, EU interest groups and lobbying

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Email Degree From PhD, Political Economy, Central European University
Courses

EU Politics, EUR 212a

Comparative Politics, EUR 213a

Research Methods, EUR 307a

Research Interests

EU political and economic institutions

Comparative politics

Social science research methods

Political economy of EU eastern enlargement

Interest groups politics

Industrial relations in Central-Eastern Europe

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Career prospects

A European Studies degree at AUBG provides you with both the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in a variety of fields. Here's just some of them:

EU Government Official
International Correspondent
Human Rights Campaigner
EU Affairs Researcher
Diplomat
NGO Leader