Aarhus University MA in European Studies
Aarhus University

Aarhus University

MA in European Studies

Aarhus, Denmark

MA

2 years

English

Full time

01 Mar 2026*

Feb 2026

EUR 8,000 / per year **

On-Campus

* winter intake | application deadline (Non-EU): 15 september 2025

** for non-EU/EEA students only | EU/EEA students study for free

Key Summary

    About : The MA in European Studies offers students a comprehensive understanding of contemporary Europe. This program focuses on the political, economic, and cultural aspects that shape Europe today. You'll engage in in-depth discussions and analyses, enhancing your critical thinking through various research methodologies. The course typically spans one year full-time or two years part-time.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can explore diverse opportunities such as roles in public administration, international organizations, and non-profit sectors. There's also potential for careers in media, research, and consulting related to European affairs.

The Master’s degree program in European studies focuses on European issues relating to politics, culture, and history. You will work with the theme of European diversity and everything that ties Europeans together. You will learn how to analyze the many issues and opportunities involved in European cooperation and in Europe as a whole. You will focus on EU institutions and work with the analysis of cultural, social, and political processes in Europe and the question of what Europe actually is. This is an international Master’s degree program, so your fellow students come from all over the world. This also means that the teaching is conducted in English and that you will speak a lot of English both inside and outside the classroom.

Master’s graduates in European studies are qualified to teach European issues as well as present them in a variety of media. You can work in international organizations, in political institutions, or with European issues in business life. You can work with cultural communication, project coordination, and intercultural communication – for instance at embassies, in export companies, or in Danish or European organizations. You can also pursue a career in research by applying for a PhD degree.