Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies (2027-2028)
A fully personalized, truly intense and intercultural learning experience.
Master of Arts in European Interdisciplilnary 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 political, economic, social, cultural, and historical dynamics within selected regions via 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
In 2027-2028, the College of Europe in Natolin will offer four specialisations through study tracks:
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.
120+ Students from 30+ Nationalities
Flying Faculty of 120+ Academics and Practitioners
Field Experience: 2 Thematic Study Trips
Grounded in History
4 New Study Tracks
European Regional Studies
Capacity Building Programme
Language Courses in 8 Languages
