In this joint bachelor’s programme organized by eight universities within the Una Europa consortium, you study the fundamental aspects and values of the European Union as well as European states and societies. Adopting a multidisciplinary approach, you reflect on the role of Europe in the world and master research skills needed to analyse key issues related to Europe. Our extensive mobility programme will not only teach you about Europe but also expose you to the lived experience of unique European environments and cultures.

You choose one major module and one minor module out of two different specialisations: Law and Criminology; Politics and International Relations; Communication, Education, Gender and Sociologyt; Business and Economics; Philosophy; History; Languages and Culture. Each university offers different modules, so your university and specialisation choices are linked.

Throughout the programme, you will be enrolled in a 'start university' and a second (and possibly a third) university, depending on the pathway you choose.

Your start university is always one of the four degree-awarding partner institutions:

• KU Leuven


• Alma Mater Studiorum Università di Bologna


• Universidad Complutense de Madrid


• Uniwersytet Jagiellonski w Krakowie

Your second (and third) university is one of the degree-awarding partners or one of the following mobility partners:

• Freie Universität Berlin


• Helsingin Yliopisto/Helsingfors Universitet


• Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne


• University of Edinburgh

The Bachelor of European Studies grants access to multiple master's programmes in Social Sciences, Cultural Studies, Arts, Economics, Law and Philosophy, depending on which university you will enroll in.

As a bachelor of European Studies, you will have a deep under ­standing of the complexities of Europe and European organisations, which have become increasingly important in the context of ever-deeper European integration and globalisation. In addition, students will develop a full suite of transversal skills acquired through intra-European mobility, language skills and group work carried out in a multicultural context.

You will therefore be ideally placed to take on key positions in a wide variety of leading international companies and organisations. In additional to Europe-focused organisations, European studies graduates are attractive candidates for national and subnational public services, transnational consultancy and lobby groups, national economic sectors, cultural sectors and news organisations.