Europeanisation and Governance Curriculum 2011/2012

NAME OF COURSE CONTACT HOURS HOME HOURS ECTS POINTS

 

Pre-semester Introductory Courses (optional – 1 can count towards ECTS total)

EU Basics

30 40 4.5

Introduction to Central Europe

30 40 4.5

Absolute Beginners' Survival Polish

20 15 --

 

CORE COURSES (compulsory for all specialisations)

European Civilisation

60 60 9

 

KEY COURSES (compulsory for E&G specialisation)

European Integration Theory and Practice

30 30 4.5

Foreign and International Relations in CEE facing CFSP/ESDP

60 60 9

 

SPECIALTY COURSES (E&G specialisation students take at least 2 courses for 9 ECTS each)

Meaning and Value of Democracy from a Philosophical Perspective*

30 30 4.5

EU Foreign and Security Policy

60 60 9

EU Administration, Justice and Home Affairs

60 60 9

Finances in the EU 

60 60 9

 

FOCUS COURSES (compulsory for E&G specialisation)

Introduction to EU Policies & Institutional Architecture

60 60 9

Europeanisation and Transformation of Collective Identity

60 60 9

EU-Russia Economic Relations

30 30 4.5

Theorising European Integration. CEE Countries in the Transforming Union

30 30 4.5

Gender, Citizenship and Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe

30 30 4.5

 

ADDITIONAL COURSES

Visual Arts and National Identity in CEE

30 30 4.5

Business and Markets in CEE

30 30 4.5

To Be (Or Not To Be) Central European: 20th Century CEE Literature

30 30 4.5

Jewish Identities - Holocaust - Auschwitz

30 30 4.5

Myths and Symbols of European Integration - Western and Eastern European Perspectives

30 30 4.5

Theorising European Integration. CEE Countries in the Transformation of the European Union

30 30 4.5

Total from Lecture/Seminar Courses

420 420 63

 

LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION

Semester 1

100 60 12

Semester 2

100 60 12

 

SEMINARS

Academic Skills Workshop

12 6 1.5

Methodology: Quantitative Methods or Qualitative Methods

20 20 3.5

MA Seminar and Responsio

60 40 8

 

MA THESIS

20

 

TOTAL

120

 

*Students may either take both of these courses as the equivalent of a 60h course satisfying part of the Speciality Courses requirement, or either course as an additional course.