Why European Studies?
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.
Program details
Elective
EU Politics
EUR 2012
Credits
3 Cr.
Research Methods
EUR 3007/POS 3007
Credits
3 Cr.
EU Project Writing
EUR 3021
Credits
3 Cr.
Comparative Politics
POS 2013/EUR 2013
Credits
3 Cr.
European Integration and Transformation of Diplomacy: From 1945 to Present
EUR 1011
Credits
3 Cr.
Policies and Policy-Making in the EU
EUR 3003
Credits
4 Cr.
Internal Market and EU Competition Law
EUR 3020
Credits
3 Cr.
Topics in Areas Related to the European Union
EUR 4[4-9]NN
Credits
3 Cr.
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Email Degree Ph.D., Modern European History, Free University of Brussels, BelgiumCourses
- 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 PhD, Political Economy, Central European UniversityCourses
- EU Politics, EUR 2012
- Comparative Politics, EUR 2013
- Policies and Policy-Making in the EU, EUR 3003
- Research Methods, EUR 3007
- Topics Courses, EUR 4000
Research Interests
- Political economy of EU eastern enlargement
- Climate policy
- Interest group politics in Europe
- Employment relations in Central-Eastern Europe
- Intra-EU employee flows and their regulation
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Email Degree Ph.D., International Studies, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USACourses
- Introduction to Politics, POS 101c
- Foreign Policy Analysis, POS 202a
- Topics in Politics: The 2022 Midterms: Frazzled Electoral Systems, POS 401a
Research Interests
- Foreign policy analysis
- Bulgarian politics
- Political communication
- Introductory political philosophy
- American politics
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Email Degree Ph.D., Language Sciences, University of Nantes, FranceCourses
- Introduction to French Language and Culture I, MLL 115
- Intermediate French: Perspectives on French and Francophone Cultures, MLL 215
- Modern France: Society, Politics, and Culture, MLL 301
- Topics in French Language, Literature, and Film: Paris in French Literature, Film, and Songs, MLL 317
Research Interests
- Multilingualism and intercultural education
- Written production in French as an additional language
- Integration of ICT in language teaching and learning: blended learning, telecollaboration, use of digital tools to support writing in French
- Applied corpus linguistics for language teaching and learning
- Applied phraseology: phraseodidactics
- French for specific purposes
- EU, political, and legal terminology
- Lexical variation in French
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Email Degree PH.D., Applied Linguistics, University of Vigo, SpainCourses
- Introduction to Spanish Language and Culture I, MLL 155a
- Introduction to Spanish Language and Culture I, MLL 155b
- Intermediate Spanish: Perspectives on Spanish-speaking Cultures, MLL 255a
Research Interests
- Intercultural pragmatics
- Variational pragmatics
- Spanish as a Second/Foreign Language
- Spanish linguistics
- Spanish for specific purposes
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Email Degree Ph.D., German linguistics, Humboldt University in Berlin, GermanyCourses
- Introduction to German Language and Culture I
- Introduction to German Language and Culture II
- Intermediate German: Perspectives on German-speaking Cultures
- Topics in German Language, Literature, and Film: German Fairy Tales as Text and in Film
- Intermediate German Reading
- Business German
Research Interests
- Phraseology
- Lexicography
- Corpus linguistics
- Translation studies
- Terminology (legal, technical and EU terminology)
- Language and gender
- German as a foreign language
- Linguistic historiography
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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