StudyQA — Master: European Studies — Collegium Civitas (Page 5)

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This comparative perspective is complemented by a range of courses concentrated on regional issues. Furthermore, to understand different correlations and above all challenges faced or soon to be faced by the European countries students will gain knowledge necessary to understand the contemporary world in its complexity. For that reason, they will be provided with courses focusing on European integration, media and globalization process.

This program intends not only to train minds but also to develop the range of intellectual and practical skills of students who can then become qualified specialists with a deep knowledge on politics and economy of the European Union. A combination of lectures and case study discussions will help students acquire presentation and communication skills necessary to work in multi-national environment.

Objectives and learning outcomes This specialization will help students to: * acquire a sound knowledge and competent understanding of Europe
* make conclusions based on critical understanding of key events in international affairs
* critically assess data, information and ideas
* develop a greater awareness of the key challenges faced by the countries in focus
* gain knowledge and comprehension of the key political institutions in the region
* acquire awareness of the interaction between international organizations and institutions in Europe

Employment perspectives * organizations
* Institutions of the EU, the UN or NATO
* Embassies
* Public and regional administration
* Non-governmental organizations

Obligatory courses * European Security and Defense Policy
* Energy Security
* Institutions and Decision Making in the EU
* Foreign and Security Policy of the US
* Media and Public Diplomacy
* Regional Politics of the EU
* European Union Law
* Terrorism and Threats to International Security
* Cultural Differences in International Trade and Trade Negotiations
* Economic and Monetary Union and Finances of EU
* Central Europe: Ethnic Diversity and State Borders
* Globalization Process
* Foreign and Security Policy of the Russian Federation
* International Relations in the Middle East
* China in the Contemporary World
* European Neighbourhood Policy
* Lobbing in International Environment
* Diplomacy: Theory and Practice
* Islam in Europe: History and Cultural Heritage

In addition to the above: * Elective Courses
* MA Seminar

If you are genuinely interested in International Relations or Political Science and you are convinced that you are a well-qualified candidate, there are two really important elements of the admissions package that you have to get before becoming a student at our university: a proof of English proficiency and a legalization of your diploma (or an apostille) together with a certificate stating that you are entitled to study at a university/college.The legalization or the apostille together with the certificate are necessary to have your diploma nostrified (recognized) in Poland or to have it exempt from nostrification (in the case of Higher Education Diplomas).Important additional requirements for non-Polish citizens stemming from the legal regulations concerning recognition of school certificates and diplomas from institutions of higher education:a) Only diplomas issued in Polish or English can be considered. Diplomas issued in other languages have to be translated into Polish or English by an official translator or by the Polish Embassy or Consulate. b) While in Poland, international students will be required to nostrify their diplomas in a local educational council unless they come from the countries with which Poland has special recognition agreements English Language Requirements IELTS band: 6 TOEFL paper-based test score : 510 TOEFL iBT® test: 70