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MA in European Interdisciplinary Studies
The College of Europe in Natolin with its postgraduate Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies provides graduates and young professionals with the wider perspective on Europe. It is designed to respond to the growing need for experts in European integration processes and the EU's external relations who can provide imaginative responses to today's most complex national, regional and global challenges. Discover our offer.
Why choose the Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies at the College of Europe in Natolin?
Discover our unique interdisciplinary programme taught by around 100 leading academics and practitioners from Europe and beyond.
Two inspiring study trips in Europe and beyond enable our students to immerse in topical issues with key experts and decision makers.
Explore how our academic offer combined with a tailored-made professional skills programme prepare for today’s complex job market.
Offers Natolin students language classes in seven languages as well as organizes the Summer Language Academy.
Participating in international simulation games or in major debating championships brings our students valuable hands-on experience.
Special lectures with VIP guests throughout the year give our students the opportunity to meet and discuss with world leaders.
Join a multicultural community of around 130 students from about 30 countries and live, learn, and experience Europe together on a magnificent campus.
A thriving and fast-developing
metropolis, boasting a wealth of history and culture, as well as an ideal starting point to discover Central and Eastern Europe.
Encourages reflection on recent European history in the conviction that understanding Europe's past helps us to imagine and shape Europe's future.
European Neighbourhood Policy Chair
Focuses on Wider Europe and on the EU’s relations with its nearest neighbours, particularly the countries covered by the European Neighbourhood Policy.
MA in Transatlantic Affairs (MATA)
A two-year MA programme offered jointly by the College of Europe and The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
Many of our students are granted scholarships by their government, public or private institutions or by the College of Europe itself.
How to become a student of one of the most comprehensive programmes in European interdisciplinary studies worldwide?
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