Master in European Union Studies and Human Rights

This master’s degree offers candidates a highly recommended training in European constitution and legislation. Graduates in Tourism, Political Science, Business Administration and Law, as well as Social and Communication Sciences, from the degree target audience. Furthermore, lawyers working on European legislation are welcome to join this program.

It has also a great interest for graduates in Business Administration who seek to ensure their share of the common market. The student's profile is completed by graduates in Tourism, Political Sciences, Business Administration, Law, Social Sciences and Communication Sciences. Lawyers working on European legislation are specific target groups of the Master as well.

After having successfully completed this Master program, students are qualified to:

• EU Institutions and European Bodies.

• International Organizations.

• Foreign Trade Offices.

• International Media.

• Consulting.

• Specialized Law Firms.

• Public Administration.

• Research Centers Dedicated to European Affairs.

• International Relations Offices.

• Non-Governmental Organizations.

European Union Studies and Human Rights

• I. Introduction
• II. Juridical-Institutional Aspects of the Union
• III. Legal System
• IV. Human Rights, Fundamental Rights and Citizenship of the Union
• V. Economic Structure of the Union (I). Liberties and Common Policies
• VI. Economic Structure of the Union (II). Competition Policy
• VII. Common Security and Defense Policy
• VIII. European Union in the World
• IX. Other Policies
• X. Management of European Funds
• XI. EU and Institutional Communication Sources
• XII. Internship
• XIII. Master's Final Project

If you have completed a Higher Education Degree, it is time to perfect your formation with a Master’s Degree at UCAM. Here you will find information about the Admission Process and the simple steps you must take to make your enrollment as easy as possible. Depending on your country of origin, the bureaucracy can be long and problematic, but we are always available to help you by phone (+34 968 278 786) or email admissions@ucam.edu.

1) Documents to be scanned and sent in pdf format to admissions@ucam.edu:

• Passport
• Degree certificate
• Transcript of Results
• Curriculum Vitae

2) Candidate contacted for Skype interview (ucam.international)

3) UCAM issues Conditional Offer Letter

4) Online pre-registration

5) Legalization/translation of documents - when required

6) UCAM issues acceptance letter

7) Formal acceptance