In this free online course learn about the key aspects of the European Medical Device Regulations (EU MDR) - 2017/745.

The European Studies major is intended for the student who has a keen interest in European culture and society and who wants to undertake the interdisciplinary training necessary to master a discrete, meaningful segment of the European experience. The program provides strong preparation for students seeking careers in government, foreign service, law, or journalism, or for majors planning to continue graduate work in European studies, the humanities and arts, or related fields.

European Studies is for students interested in Europe, past and present. We provide an intellectual and social framework for students to explore issues involving any aspect of continental Europe. The minor helps students integrate their off-campus experiences and language study with campus coursework.

Sabancı University European Studies MA Program provides a comprehensive study of historical and contemporary developments in Europe, specifically of the European integration process, from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The students will acquire theoretical and practical knowledge of the European political and administrative systems as well as historical and philosophical foundations of modern Europe.

The European Studies program at Barnard College enables students to combine disciplinary approaches to the study of Europe. Students ground themselves in a core discipline (history, political science, anthropology, sociology, theater, and philosophy, among others) that provides them with methodological expertise. They also take courses in the language and literature of a chosen region of Europe and complement this program with a selection of courses exploring Europe from other disciplinary perspectives. Students are encouraged to study abroad in the region of their interest.

From the Ural Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean, you’ll explore Europe’s multiple national identities, socio-economic and political movements, and rich intellectual traditions in an interdisciplinary program dedicated to in-depth, comparative study. You’ll delve into differences of language, culture, and history, and focus on the complex historical and contemporary forces that shape Europe. You’ll investigate multiple perspectives requiring thematic, comparative, and critical thinking skills, and prepare for post-graduate success with strong language skills and deep international networks, both personal and professional.

The master's degree course in "Management of migratory phenomena and integration policies in the European Union" delves into the topic of migration in light of a multilevel legal framework, attentive to the national, supranational and international dimensions. The master's degree course moves from the analysis of the migratory experience as a whole, and proposes a multidisciplinary training offer attentive to theoretical and applicative aspects, investigated from a historical profile, legal, economic, social and political

Over the two days of training, participants will be exposed to the full scope of European hydrogen policy, its political and strategic context, as well as the implications and opportunities it presents for projects. The course is comprised of the following eight sessions: the EU policy and approach to clean hydrogen, the corresponding legal framework, the regulation of a clean hydrogen network, wider and adjacent energy regulation, technical parameters for investors, implications of trade with third countries, support mechanisms, a concluding session returning to some of the central questions.

Discover medieval Ireland using the Book of Kells, a ninth-century manuscript featuring the four gospels of the new testament.

The four-week online Introduction to Medieval Scotland course provides at least 72 hours of core academic teaching, along with development sessions to make the most of your international experience.

The EUI GEM is for public policy professionals working both in the public and the private sector, as well as in civil society, seeking continuous upskilling opportunities to advance their careers and bring about real change. Its two-year part-time structure allows professionals to keep working while they learn and design their own professional development journey. Participants learn from leading academics and policymakers who provide them with advanced skills and a unique global outlook on cutting-edge policy issues, specialising in energy climate, economy finance, tech and governance, and geopolitics and security.