The Master’s programme is divided into two parts: an academic training period and an internship.
(Duration: 7-8 months)
4 Common compulsory modules
Institutional Legal and Institutional Order (6 ECTS credits)
International Politics and Economics (6 ECTS credits)
Diplomacy and Peace (6 ECTS credits)
Skills (6 ECTS credits)
(Each specialtization consists on two modules worth 6 ECTS credits)
Specialization in Human Security (Human Rights and Development Cooperation)
International Protection of the individual (6 ECTS credits)
Cooperation and sustainable development (6 ECTS credits)
Specialization in European and International Economic Relations
The European Union as an International player (6 ECTS credits)
International and European Trade (6 ECTS credits)
The Master’s Final Project is worth 6 ECTS credits.
Teaching plan for the 2022-2023 academic year.
(Duration: 3-4 months)
Students of the master’s programme must complete an internship period lasting 4-6 months at an international institution or organisation. CEI International Affairs facilitates the internships with several partner institutions and promotes other relevant internships for students. In both cases, the candidates will need to go through the host institution’s internal selection process. The costs of the internship will be borne by the student.
The specific entry profile is for graduates in Law, Economics and Business Administration, International Relations, Political and Administrative Sciences, Global Studies, Sociology, History, Philosophy, Translation and Interpretation, Philology, or other degrees from the branch of the Social Sciences with a similar profile.
The Master offers 6 ECTS of compulsory training supplements for students who do not come from the indicated degrees. These are:
These credits will be taught the 2 weeks prior to the start of the Master, this being an intensive face-to-face course of 5 hours a day at the CEI, supplemented with the necessary hours of personal work and tutorials.
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