Politics of Europe and the European Union
Master
In London
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
London
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Duration
2 Years
Students completing this programme will be able to: Apply critically the theories, models and concepts used in the study of politics to the analysis of political systems, institutions, processes, and developments in West and Central Europe. Apply critically the theories, models and concepts used in the study of politics to the analysis of the European Union. Demonstrate substantive knowledge of political systems, institutions, processes and developments at the national and international level in Europe. Conduct an independent research project. Suitable for: The programme is suitable for people working in, or wishing to embark upon, careers in the civil service, journalism, policy research, pressure groups, local government, further and higher education, and public or private sector management, or people with a desire to learn more about European politics.
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About this course
* Degree or equivalent.
* Evidence of English language proficiency.
* Previous experience in social sciences study would be advantageous, but is not essential.
* Written work may be requested, and a short written test may also be required.
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Course programme
MSc Politics of Europe and the European Union
Part-Time Programme
The MSc degree in the Politics of Europe and the European Union have been designed to enable students to develop an advanced understanding of national politics in West and Central Europe, and the politics of European integration and the European Union’s place in the world, using the concepts, models and theories of political science.
This programme is ideally suited to you if you want to develop an advanced understanding of national politics in Europe and the European Union.
Teaching
A mix of lectures and classes employing a variety of formats.
Study Resources
Birkbeck Library has an extensive teaching collection of books and journals in politics and sociology. It also has an impressive range of electronic resources, including bibliographic databases and over 17,000 electronic journals. Most of these resources can be accessed via the Internet 24 hours a day. It is worth spending some time on the Library website to familiarise yourself with its collections and services.
Students can also take advantage of the rich research collections nearby, including those of the Senate House Library, the British Library of Political and Economic Science (LSE Library) and the British Library.
Politics of Europe and the European Union