A Bachelor's degree, equivalent to a Swedish Kandidatexamen, from an internationally recognised university in a subject relevant for Euroculture (principally humanities and social sciences).
All applicants need to verify English language proficiency. This is usually done through an internationally recognised test such as TOEFL or IELTS or through previous university studies. The minimum test scores are: IELTS: an overall mark of 6.5 with no section below 6.5; TOEFL: Internet-based – a total score of 93; Cambridge: CAE (C1), CPE (C2).
What role can Europe play in the world? How will Europe’s past shape its future? The Master’s Programme in Euroculture equips you with the tools to understand and influence Europe’s ongoing integration process. Together with students from across Europe and beyond, you will develop an interdisciplinary perspective that prepares you for future leadership roles. The European Commission has recognised the programme as an Erasmus Mundus Programme of Excellence several times. Euroculture focuses on the study of modern European society in a global context. It is for students who realise that Europe's future will be moulded not only by economics and politics but also through struggles over identities and values - in a word, culture. The programme is given in English, with students from across Europe and around the world. We work in particular with questions of cultural identities and social values that play such a vital role in today's debates about Europe and its place in the world. Our interdisciplinary approach combines coursework in at least two countries and can include an internship. We will prepare you to make a difference in fields such as diplomacy, international business, journalism, cultural management, and European institutions. Euroculture stands out from traditional Europea