Why take a Master's Degree in European Studies?
The Official Master's Degree in European Union Studies provides a multidisciplinary education that is ideally suited to the research or employment profile of future experts in European affairs. Thus, the three-pronged legal, economic and political approach that defines our program favours a comprehensive analysis that is essential for understanding and assessing the different dynamics affecting the EU.
The Official Master's Degree in European Union Studies provides a multidisciplinary education that is ideally suited to the research or employment profile of future experts in European affairs. Thus, the three-pronged legal, economic and political approach that defines our program favours a comprehensive analysis that is essential for understanding and assessing the different dynamics affecting the EU.
Why study in Salamanca?
The University's Master's Degree in EU Studies is a post-graduate course of recognised international prestige. Besides providing quality education, the course involves meetings with senior staff in EU institutions and with potential employers. Numerous EU agents and representatives from the institutions hold seminars and give lectures for students. Classroom teaching is complemented by a week-long visit to EU institutions to enable the students to gain insider knowledge of how they operate. Over the past ten years, students from almost all EU countries and Latin America, as well as from China and Japan, have followed the Master. Meetings are arranged with former students that now work in EU institutions so that they can help and guide present students in the search for work placements and job openings. A meeting is arranged every year in Brussels with former students now employed by EU institutions. The master’s degree is taught by academics from the University of Salamanca, as well as by academics of recognised international prestige from other universities both in Spain and the rest of Europe.
The University's Master's Degree in EU Studies is a post-graduate course of recognised international prestige. Besides providing quality education, the course involves meetings with senior staff in EU institutions and with potential employers. Numerous EU agents and representatives from the institutions hold seminars and give lectures for students. Classroom teaching is complemented by a week-long visit to EU institutions to enable the students to gain insider knowledge of how they operate. Over the past ten years, students from almost all EU countries and Latin America, as well as from China and Japan, have followed the Master. Meetings are arranged with former students that now work in EU institutions so that they can help and guide present students in the search for work placements and job openings. A meeting is arranged every year in Brussels with former students now employed by EU institutions. The master’s degree is taught by academics from the University of Salamanca, as well as by academics of recognised international prestige from other universities both in Spain and the rest of Europe.
What career openings does the course provide?
There is a very broad diversity of openings. This master's degree provides the necessary expertise required for taking part in EU recruitment competitions and calls. Furthermore, there are numerous consulting firms whose business involves processing and submitting projects and grants to the Commission and EU agencies on behalf of other companies in all ambits (construction, technology, agriculture, etc.). In addition, there are other major openings for translators seeking to work for EU institutions, as well as for journalists.
There is a very broad diversity of openings. This master's degree provides the necessary expertise required for taking part in EU recruitment competitions and calls. Furthermore, there are numerous consulting firms whose business involves processing and submitting projects and grants to the Commission and EU agencies on behalf of other companies in all ambits (construction, technology, agriculture, etc.). In addition, there are other major openings for translators seeking to work for EU institutions, as well as for journalists.
Master en 3 Questions
   DURATION.
From September to July
60 ECTS CREDITS.
9, 6 and 3 credits subjects
UNIVERSITY OF SALAMANCA.
Faculty of Law
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"A public high-level Máster with excellent teachers. It offers a very rigorous formation that includes activities with qualified specialists who are employed at the institutions. Very advisable so much for those who want to be employed at the public sector as at the private one". 
Asier Garrido Muñoz Lawyer in the International Court of Justice
