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Master in European Studies 2012-2014

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Duration: 2 years (1st year – course work; 2nd year – thesis writing)
Admission Requirements: Holder of bachelor degree in Economics, Political Science, Law, Finance or other related disciplines
Medium of Instruction: English
Application Period: 3 January 2012 – 30 March 2012
Class Commencement:  September, 2012


Master in European Studies 2012-2014

Subject Instructors Hours
Module 1: General (102 hours)    
Public Policy and Politics Liu Bolong 18
Governments and EU Governance Mario Telo 18
Social Policy and European Identity Thomas Meyer 18
History of European Integration Song Weiqing 18
Research Methods Wang Jianwei/Chen Dingding 15
Academic Writing Katrine Wong 15
     
Module 2: Economics (117 hours)    
Introduction to Macroeconomics Jimmy Leong 18
Theory of European Integration Manuel Porto 18
Economic Policies of the EU Francesco Passarelli 18
The European Monetary Union in the World Context Franco Bruni 18
Globalization & EU’s Foreign Direct Investment Daniel Van Den Bulcke 15
EU and Sustainable Development Henry Lei Chun Kwok 15
Innovation and the World Economy  Jorge Alves 15
     
Module 3: Legal Framework (51 hours)    
EU Law I – Institutions and Treaties Paulo Canelas Castro 18
EU Law II – Four Freedoms Miguel Poiares Maduro 18
The Lisbon Treaty and Institutional Reform Francis Snyder 15
     
Module 4: EU and the World (87 hours)    
Theory of International Relations Hao Yufan 18
External & Security Policies of EU Reimund Seidelmann 18
EU and the World I: the Neighbourhood Kenneth Chan Ka Lok 18
EU and the World II: EU-Asia Relations José Luís de Sales Marques 18
EU and the World III: the Rest of the World Henk Houweling 15
     
Module 1-4:    21 Courses Total hours 357

Updated as on 03.01.2012
 
Thesis-writing in the second year

Course Timetable of Master in European Studies 2011/2012

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