European Studies




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Unravel the complexities of Europe with NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences’ Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in European Studies. This four-year, full-time program (potentially three years with prior qualifications) equips you with a deep understanding of European politics, history, culture, and current affairs. You’ll graduate prepared to navigate the interconnected world of Europe and beyond.
Practically Oriented Learning: NHL Stenden emphasizes a practical approach to learning. You’ll delve into real-world European issues through case studies, simulations, and project work. Gain valuable skills in research, analysis, and critical thinking, preparing you for success in a professional setting.
International Focus: Immerse yourself in a truly international learning environment. Study alongside students from diverse backgrounds, fostering a global perspective on European affairs. The program offers the opportunity for a mandatory study abroad experience, allowing you to gain firsthand experience with European culture and institutions.
Career-Ready Skills: Develop a strong foundation in key areas such as European Union (EU) policies, international relations, intercultural communication, and European history. Hone your critical thinking, research, communication, and presentation skills, making you a highly sought-after graduate in today’s job market.
Field Trips and Guest Lectures: Gain valuable insights from industry professionals through guest lectures by diplomats, policymakers, and experts in European affairs. Participate in field trips, including a visit to the European institutions in Brussels, Belgium.
This program is ideal for students with a strong interest in European affairs, international relations, and global politics. Graduates emerge with the knowledge and skills to pursue careers in various fields, including:
- European Union (EU) institutions
- International organizations (e.g., United Nations, NATO)
- National governments (focusing on European affairs)
- Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
- International business and consulting
- Journalism and media
- Education (teaching European studies or related fields)
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Deadline February start: Non-EU students October 31 and EU students January 15.
Deadline September start: EU students August 15.
Admissions Requirements
Diploma that is at least equivalent to an NLQF 4/EQF 4 level (Dutch / European Qualifications Framework) and comparable to the required Dutch diploma.
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