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Tuition/Year$4,020
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Duration2 Year
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Program Description
Study International Relations at University of Szeged
The Francophone Master's in International Relations at the University of Szeged is designed for an international cohort of students, particularly those from France, Hungary, Central and Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans, and North Africa. This academically rigorous program, conducted in French, emphasizes two distinct areas of specialization: European Studies and European-African Development.
The European Studies specialization addresses the complexities surrounding European integration, equipping students with a comprehensive understanding of the political, legal, and economic dimensions of the European Union. In contrast, the European-African Development specialization delves into the intricate relationship between the European Union and Africa, focusing on critical development issues facing the continent.
This program places significant importance on fostering analytical and communication skills alongside the acquisition of specialized knowledge. The structure is designed to facilitate a progressive deepening of expertise, beginning with foundational courses in European topics such as institutions, historical contexts, key players, and policy frameworks in the first year. The second year emphasizes practical experience, culminating in a professional internship ranging from 3 to 6 months, complemented by a final dissertation presented as an expert report.
Required Documents
Admission Requirements
Applicants must possess an undergraduate or Bachelor's degree (or higher). Suitable degrees include:
- Political Science
- International Relations
- Economics
- Law
- History
- Communication
- Sociology
- Philosophy
Documents proving eligibility must be submitted in English or French.
Students are encouraged to request a transcript from their previous institution. If unavailable, official translations along with verified copies of the originals are required. It's essential to bring the original documents when attending the university.
Language Requirements
Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in French at a B2/intermediate level or an equivalent score from an international language examination.
Additional Requirements
- Submission of at least two reference letters
- Non-EU applicants must provide contact details for referees, as the institution will reach out to them directly for the letters. Alternatively, reference letters can be uploaded with the application documents.
- Inclusion of a motivation letter, with distinct letters required for each program of interest.
- A current CV is also necessary.
Specific Requirements for Non-EU Applicants
In addition to the general documents, non-EU applicants must submit the following:
- BA degree certificate
- Transcript of academic records
- Motivation letter
- Research proposal
- Two letters of reference
Please ensure that referees' contact details are provided for reference letter submission through the system or upload the letters along with your application materials.
At a Glance
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AwardMaster of Arts
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Duration2 Year
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Tuition Fee$4,020 per year
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Application Fee$90
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Start DatesSep
