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Postgraduate courses with a research component:

Master in European and International Studies

Master in European and International Studies

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Includes duration, campus, fees and application information for the course.

Linking the faculties of Arts, Law, and Business and Economics the interdisciplinary Master in European and International Studies program aims to provide professionals or future professionals with a deep understanding of the institutional framework and policy-making processes of the European Union (EU) and its relations with non- EU countries, regions and international organizations. It investigates its political, legal, economic, social, humanitarian, environmental and security implications for the international system.

The course draws on a variety of disciplines: management, law, politics, sociology and history. It is tailored to suit the needs of recent graduates as well as those of mid-career practitioners who wish to develop their expertise in EU affairs.

Advantages:

  • Most core units are taught in intensive mode
  • Lectures are recorded and made available online
  • Flexible and attractive option for those with career commitments

The Master allows you to:

  • Study at partner European institutions with which Monash has exchange agreements
  • Complete an internship in Brussels, and benefit from the expertise of world-renowned specialists on the EU
  • Complete a research project (for students interested in research or contemplating going on for a PhD)

For more information about the Master in European and International Studies, including application and eligibility requirements, refer to the Master in European and International Studies Information Brochure (pdf 587kb).

Applications

International students

Application process (online or by mail)

Domestic students

Apply now (online or by mail)

For further information, contact:
Professor Pascaline Winand
Director
Telephone: +61 3 9903 4633
Email: Pascaline.Winand@general.monash.edu.au

Graduate Diploma in European and International Studies

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Includes duration, campus, fees and application information for the course.

The Graduate Diploma exists as an exit point from the Master program, on completion of one year of full-time study or two years of part-time study (48 points).

For more information about the Graduate Diploma in European and International Studies, including application and eligibility requirements, refer to the Master in European and International Studies Information Brochure (pdf 587kb).

Applications

International students

Application process (online or by mail)

Domestic students

Apply now (online or by mail)

For further information, contact:
Professor Pascaline Winand
Director
Telephone: +61 3 9903 4633
Email: Pascaline.Winand@general.monash.edu.au

Specialist units of the Centre

Core units of the Master in European and International Studies:

  • EUM4010 European Union: History, Debates, Politics (6 points)
  • EUM5010 European Union: History, Debates, Politics (6 points)
  • EUM4160 The European Union and the World (6 points)
  • EUM5160 The European Union and the World (6 points)
  • EUM4130 Comparative Regionalism (6 points)
  • EUM5130 Comparative Regionalism (6 points)
  • EUM4140 Business, Civil Society and Lobbying in the European Union (6 points)
  • EUM5140 Business, Civil Society and Lobbying in the European Union (6 points)
  • LAW7019 European Union Law (6 points)
  • MGX9660 International Business Theory and Practice (6 points)

Elective units of the Master in European and International Studies:

  • EUM4020 Religion and Secularism in the quest for European Integration (12 points)
  • EUM5020 Religion and Secularism in the quest for European Integration (12 points)

Elective units: Research units

  • EUM5200A Research in European and International Studies A (12 points)
  • EUM5200B Research in European and International Studies B (12 points)
  • EUM4230 Research Paper in European and International Studies (12 points)
  • EUM5230 Research Paper in European and International Studies (12 points)

Elective units: Overseas study units

  • EUM4940 European Union Study in Region Part A (6 points)
  • EUM4950 European Union Study in Region Part B (6 points)
  • EUM5940 European Union Study in Region Part A (6 points)
  • EUM5950 European Union Study in Region Part B (6 points)
  • EUM4960 Intensive European Union Study in Italy (12 points)
  • EUM5960 Intensive European Union Study in Italy (12 points)
  • EUM4970 European Union internship in Brussels (12 points)
  • EUM5970 European Union internship in Brussels (12 points)

For a full list of all elective units available please consult the Master’s brochure through the link provided above. The list includes units from the Faculties of Arts, Business and Economics and Law. Please note that not all electives will be offered every semester.

Postgraduate courses with a research component

The Centre promotes top quality research on Europe, the EU in the world and encourages international research exchanges and collaborations between Australia and Europe. A Master of Arts degree by research, a Master of Arts by coursework and research in European and EU Studies, a Master in European and International Studies (research orientation) and a Doctor of Philosophy in European Studies are also available.

The Centre hosts PhD students, international fellows and world-famous professors with expertise in European and EU affairs, who contribute to its teaching and research programs.

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For further information about postgraduate research at the Centre, contact:
Professor Pascaline Winand
Director
Telephone: +61 3 9903 4633
Email: Pascaline.Winand@general.monash.edu.au

 

  
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