EU Diplomacy Paper 1/2024 & 2/2024
The Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies has published two new EU Diplomacy Papers Paper 1/2024 "Too Big to Succeed? The Impact of the 2004 and 2007 Enlargements on EU...
Applicants need at least four years of university studies and six months of relevant professional experience.
They should also have a strong interest in transatlantic affairs as well as basic knowledge of the EU.
Applicants will typically have a university degree in one of the following areas:
Depending on the study track chosen, specific prerequisites exist. For the Economics track, students should have successfully followed courses in Statistics, Microeconomics and Macroeconomics at an intermediate level. For the International Relations and Diplomacy Studies track, students should have previous knowledge of EU institutions and decision-making. For the Legal Studies track, students should have a legal background and a prior knowledge of EU institutional law.