Europeanisation and Governance Curriculcum 2014/2015

NAME OF COURSE CONTACT HOURS ECTS POINTS

CORE COURSES (compulsory for E&G specialisation)

European Civilisation

60 9

KEY COURSES (compulsory for E&G specialisation)

European Integration Theory and Practice

30 4.5

Foreign and International Relations in CEE facing CFSP/ESDP

60 9

SPECIALTY COURSES (E&G specialisation students take at least 2 courses amounting to at least 13.5 ECTS points)

Meaning and Value of Democracy from a Philosophical Perspective*

30 4.5

EU Foreign and Security Policy

60 9

EU Administration, Justice and Home Affairs

60 9

Finances in the EU

60 9

FOCUS COURSES (students take courses amounting to at least 13.5 points)

EU Institutions and Decision-Making Process

60 9

Europeanisation and Transformation of Collective Identity

60 9

Economy of Central Europe: from Transition to EU Membership

30 4.5

Visegrad Countries in the Transforming EU

30 4.5

Gender, Citizenship and Democracy in CEE

30 4.5

ADDITIONAL COURSES 

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

30 4.5

Jewish Identities - Holocaust – Auschwitz

30 4.5

EU-Russia Economic Relations

30 4.5

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

30 4.5

Russian Thought on Europe

30 4.5

Introduction to European Jewish Religion, Culture and Society

30 4.5

The Jewish Heritage of Polish Galicia

30 4.5

Discussions on Art in the Context of Central Europe

30 4.5

Polish Language and Culture

30 4.5

LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION

Semester 1

60 7.5

Semester 2

60 7.5

SEMINARS

Academic Skills Workshop

30 4.5

Methodology: Quantitative Methods or Qualitative Methods

30 4.5

MA Seminar and Responsio

60 8.5

MA THESIS

20

TOTAL

120

 

*Both of the ‘European Integration Theory and Practice' and ‘Meaning and Value...'courses may be taken to constitute the equivalent of one of these courses. 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.