A Bachelor’s degree in the humanities or social sciences, or the equivalent. The overriding criterion for admission is the applicant’s ability to profit from the programme.
This programme gives you a clear humanities-based perspective on European studies, which is something unique to Lund University. It is designed for you who want to understand Europe from a broad cultural viewpoint and use that knowledge in careers connected to the European cultural sector, politics, or communication across Europe.
The programme gives you a strong theoretical foundation and the tools you need to analyse important issues in today’s Europe. You learn how identities are created on local, regional, national and European levels. You also study how communication works across borders, how mobility through migration, travel and business can create cultural tensions, and how key values, such as religious tolerance and freedom of speech, interact and collide in Europe today. The programme helps you understand and explain the cultural and communicative forces that shape Europe.