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The European Union profoundly shapes the way politics and democracy work in Europe and is an influential actor on the global stage. It is a fascinating political system, whose complex nature generates passions and controversies and is at the forefront of today?s political debates. The European Governance programme is designed to provide an advanced understanding of the EU to those wishing to deepen their knowledge and to prepare for a career in European affairs. It adopts a multi-disciplinary approach drawing from a wide range of courses in Politics, International Relations, Law, Economics and Sociology, with particular focus on the constitutional design, processes of decision-making, public policy analysis and the role of the EU in the world. In addition to the Department?s vast pool of expertise on European politics and the presence of the Centre for Federal Studies, a leading research centre on multi-level political systems, this version of the European Governance programme offers you the unique opportunity to spend a second year at a leading institution in mainland Europe and earn a second Master?s degree. Programme structure: The MA in European Governance (International Double Award) ? which can be taken on a full time basis only ? is a 2 year degree, with the first year spent at Kent and the second year at one of our partner institutions in Grenoble or Krakow . Successful completion of the programme ? which is worth 240 credits [120 ECTS] ? leads to the award of the MA in European Governance (International Double Award) from the University of Kent and either the Master Gouvernance europ?enne of the IEP of Grenoble or the Master in European Studies of the Jagiellonian University of Krakow. Modules: -First Year, First term - required *Decision-making in the European Union -First Year, First term - recommended *Constitutional Law of the European Union -First Year, First term - optional *International Relations Theory *Theories of Conflict and Violence *Comparative Political Institutions *Conflict Resolution in World Politics *Ethics in International Relations *Histories of Conflict *Federalism and Federal Political Systems *The Origins of Strategic Thought *European Comparative Law *Free Movement of Persons in the European Union *Environmental Law and Policy -First Year, Second term - required *European Public Policy *First Year, Second term - recommended *Philosophy and Methodology of Politics and IR -First Year, Second term - optional *Histories of Conflict *Negotiation and Mediation *Human Rights in a World of States *Comparative Federal Political Systems *American Foreign Policy: Ordering the International *Regional Conflict and Seucirty Analysis *International Political Economy *Competition Law of the European Union *Law of the Single Market Second Year Required and optional modules plus either a dissertation or an internship in Lille, Siena or Krakow.

A first or upper-second class UK honours degree, or its equivalent, in a relevant subject. Advanced knowledge of French – at level DALF C2 – for student wishing to study in Grenoble in their second year. For detailed information see our English languic PurpoItemalue+oSn++???A????#? ?+???????????????????????????????????+S?++??????,???@#iItem????????????