- Whether, to what extent and in which forms does a common and unique European culture exist and how is it related to other regional or non-European cultures?
- How is Europe and how are cultural transformations perceived within Europe and from the outside?
- What is the mutual impact of political and social processes on European culture(s) and culture(s) in Europe?
The Euroculture programme brings together some 120 students who have to pass a selection procedure to be admitted. The programme is taught in the native language and/or in English and is open to students who have successfully completed a university BA programme in the fields of European Studies, History, Theology, Linguistics, Literature, Philosophy, International Relations, Law, Cultural studies, Anthropology, Psychology or Sociology.
The Erasmus Mundus MA programme Euroculture for advanced students is offered by a consortium of six well-established European universities.
For more information on the programme, scholarship and for downloading the application form, please visit this Link
Deadline (For scholarship applicants): December, 15