A fully personalized, intense and intercultural learning experience

Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies at the College of Europe in Natolin will seek to give you a broader perspective by:

• adopting a problem-based and truly interdisciplinary approach by integrating knowledge from a wide spectrum of disciplines, such as political science, law,
  economics, sociology, history, philosophy, and international relations, to help grasp the full complexity of studied phenomena

   

• offering a comprehensive and innovative curriculum delivered by a flying faculty of academics and practitioners, featuring a variety of learning formats, including masterclasses, workshops, simulation games, compact seminars, and tailored-made and week-long field trips

   

• providing a better understanding of the historical, political, economic, social, and cultural dynamics of selected European regions, including Northern, Central, and Eastern Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Balkans, through the European Regional Studies component

   

• building on the deepest and strongest of foundations: the historical understanding of Europe. It is through studying Europe's past that we can wisely shape Europe's future

Programme objectives

Our academic programme employs an interdisciplinary approach to assist you in building a solid foundation to explore Europe’s key challenges and developments, and to allow you to develop you own areas of expertise. The programme starts with a combination of introductory courses in EU Legal Order, EU Institutions and Decision-making, European Economic Governance as well as History of European Civilization. These courses combined with the offer of the European Regional Studies programme lay the groundwork for a deeper specialisation within the year-long study tracks.

In 2027–2028, the European Interdisciplinary Studies programme will feature four year-long study tracks providing expertise on the issues shaping Europe’s future:

The academic offer is enriched by a Capacity Building programme offering training, encounters with experts and thematic learning communities (Nests) equipping students with career-oriented skills.

Natolin’s unique campus environment fosters cross-cultural exchanges further reinforced by intercultural workshops and language courses in eight languages.