Mr M. Smith or Mr T. Geiger, The Institute of European Studies. The degrees in European Area Studies and European Studies offer students the chance to explore the historical, political, economic and legal origins and the development of the European Union in Europe and the international order.
Courses provide a comparative perspective on European developments and affairs.
Students will acquire an understanding of European developments as well as the differing national experiences. Single Honours students are offered the option of becoming proficient in a community language. Course Content Students take modules in European Studies and several related subjects. In the first year, students will be able to choose from a range of six introductory modules. Depending on the degree pathway, students are encouraged to take additional courses from a range of subjects, including History, Politics, Law, Sociology, Social Policy and Economics, offered by other departments.