The MA in European Studies provides multidisciplinary training focused on understanding the political, economic, strategic, and institutional challenges of the European Union and the Euro-Atlantic area.
Graduates are particularly well prepared to pursue careers in national, European, and international contexts, including the following fields:

• European Union Institutions and European Affairs;
• Diplomatic Service and International Relations;
• International Organisations and Multilateral Institutions;
• Public Administration and European Public Policy;
• Strategic Consulting and Public Policy Analysis;
• Public Affairs and Institutional Relations;
• Management of European Union-Funded Programmes and Projects;
• Think Tanks and Research Centres on European and International Affairs;
• International Relations Departments of Companies and Business Associations;
• Political, Geopolitical, and Strategic Analysis;
• Higher Education and Research.

Potential Employers

• European Union Institutions (European Commission, Council of the European Union, European Parliament, and EU Agencies);
• European External Action Service (EEAS);
• Ministries and Public Administration Bodies;
• Permanent Representations to the European Union and Diplomatic Missions;
• International Organisations and Multilateral Institutions;
• Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs);
• Think Tanks and Research Centres;
• Multinational Companies and Consulting Firms;
• Business Associations, Sectoral Federations, and Interest Representation Organisations;
• Financial Institutions and Development Organisations;
• Media Organisations specialising in European and international affairs;
• Universities and Research Centres.