| Degree: | Master of Arts in European Political and Governance Studies |
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| Program Language: | English or French |
| Admission Semester: | (Throughout the year) |
| Start Date: | January Intake |
| Program Duration: | 4-6 semesters |
| Semester Tuition Fees: | 29000 Euro |
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| Other Fees: | The cost of fees reflected on tuition (€29000) includes tuition and boarding fees for the academic years 2024-2025 |
| Cost of living: | 780 - 1300 Euros per month |
| Job opportunities: | Some excelling students can be recruited by the institution for part-time lectureship. |
| Funding opportunities within the university: | Universities usually offer part-time opportunities in different departments to students who constantly excel academically. |
| Educational organisation: | College of Europe |
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| Study abroad: | Opportunity Available |
| Internships: | No Internship |
| Form of assessment: | GPA Grade |
| ECTS credits: | Each course in the program (Electives & Prerequisites) commands a certain amount of credit points. |
| Program objectives: | European Political and Governance Studies |
| Accomodation: | 150 - 300 Euro / month |
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| Food: | 120 Euro / month |
| Cost of living: | 250 Euro / month |
| Transportation: | Free, the University offers shuttles |
| Language requirements: | French Proficiency |
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| Academic requirements: | - High School - A-level Certificate - Bachelor's Degree |
| Documents: | 1. High School & A-Level Certificates
2. Evidence of French Language Proficiency (if applicable)
3. Passport Copy
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| Arrival support: | Support Available - Provided by the university |
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| Services and support for international students: | Support Available - Provided by the university |
| Accomodation | *Off-Campus options available
*On-Campus options available |
The College of Europe, established on the initiative of the Hague Congress, dates back to 1949 and is the oldest postgraduate institute of European studies. The founding idea was to establish an institution where university graduates from many different European countries could study and live together in preparation for careers related to European cooperation and integration.
Since 1992, the College operates on two campuses, one based in Bruges, Belgium, the other in Natolin, Warsaw, Poland. Our formula ‘one College, two campuses’ is inspired by the same ‘esprit du Collège’. Every year, hundreds of students from all over Europe and beyond benefit from a truly multicultural learning experience before embarking on inspiring international careers.
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