Immerse yourself in the politics, policy and social evolution of Europe and the United States. You'll study at Bath, as well as in Europe and the United States. This course is part of the Euromasters Consortium, which gives you the chance to live and learn in different countries and enjoy a truly international degree. You'll combine studying at our Bath campus with time at prestigious universities in Europe and the United States. You can also study this course with a European-only track, allowing you to experience Bath and two other European universities. During your academic learning, you'll focus on contemporary politics, culture and society in Europe and North America, and the roles of both regions in the wider world. You'll learn about: European Union (EU) institutions and policymaking the development and maintenance of US/EU relations European integration and Euroscepticism societal modernisation and democratisation in different countries the role and responsibilities of European nations and the United States in geopolitics and international relations emerging challenges facing European nations and the United States As well as these fundamental topics, you'll be able to explore wider global issues, such as security, foreign policy, international relations, gender politics, cyberspace politics, immigration, and economic disparities. If you aspire to work in international institutions, or for private sector organisations with a presence in Europe and/or North America, this course will help you to develop the skills and experience to succeed.
You will need to get your English language qualification within 24 months prior to starting your course.
You should have a Bachelor degree or Bachelor (Honours) degree awarded by University of Malta or Malta College of Arts, Science and Technology (MCAST), or a Bachelor degree accredited at level 6 of the Malta Qualifications Framework (MQF) with a final overall result of at least Upper Second Class.
To apply for this course you should have an undergraduate degree in an appropriate subject such as European Studies, International Relations, Modern Languages, Politics, History, Economics or Sociology.
In your application you will need to provide a personal statement (maximum 500 words) which should explain
(a) why you want to study on the course, and in particular why you want to study at the University of North Carolina and
(b) why you are a suitable applicant.
We may make an offer based on a lower grade if you can provide evidence of your suitability for the degree.
You will need to get your English language qualification within 24 months prior to starting your course.
You should have a Master's degree from a recognised institution with a final overall result of at least 75%.
To apply for this course you should have a degree in an appropriate subject such as European Studies, International Relations, Modern Languages, Politics, History, Economics or Sociology.
In your application you will need to provide a personal statement (maximum 500 words) which should explain
(a) why you want to study on the course, and in particular why you want to study at the University of North Carolina and
(b) why you are a suitable applicant.
We may make an offer based on a lower grade if you can provide evidence of your suitability for the degree.
You will need to get your English language qualification within 24 months prior to starting your course.
You should have a Master's degree from a recognised institution with a final overall result of at least 85% or 3.5 on a 4-point scale.
To apply for this course you should have a degree in an appropriate subject such as European Studies, International Relations, Modern Languages, Politics, History, Economics or Sociology.