The academic programme in European Interdisciplinary Studies is always "fit for purpose" and adapted each year to be in step with economic, political, and social developments, as well as with technological advances.

European Security and Strategy Study Track: The European Security and Strategy Study Track (ESSST) has been conceived in response to the growing need in Europe for strategic thinking and expertise in the multidimensional facets of security. The programme addresses some of the most pressing contemporary challenges for Europe and the EU. The study track will be implemented across the entire academic year, in both semesters. Upon successful completion of the track, ESSST students will receive a degree in European Interdisciplinary Studies with the mention “European Security and Strategy”.

In the second semester, Natolin students who are not enrolled in the "European Security and Strategy Study Track" can choose one of four comprehensive thematic majors, customizable according to students’ interests:

EU Public Affairs and Policies	The EU and the World
The EU in the Wider Europe and its Neighbours	European History and Civilization

European Regional Studies programme: Throughout both semesters, students will benefit from an offer with area-studies focus in addition to the thematic focus chosen within majors or within the ESSST. The European Regional Studies programme will enable them to develop an interdisciplinary understanding of the political, economic, social, cultural, and historical dynamics within selected regions, concretely the Central and Eastern Europe.