MA Eastern and Central European Studies

• advanced knowledge of the concepts, theories and methods in contemporary political science, especially in the field of International Relations and Comparative Politics;
• deep understanding of the history and political systems of the Eastern and Central European countries, as well as political and economical transformation processes that are taking place in the region;
• skills and knowledge to discern factors that influence the making of domestic and foreign policies in the states of Eastern and Central Europe;
• skills to analyse the development of the region in the context of contemporary international and regional co-operation;
• methodological skills to undertake and produce independent research project.

1060 EUR per semester