Study options

Three core courses of our programme are Jean Monnet courses taught by Jean Monnet Chairs (Dr Milenko Petrovic and Professor Martin Holland):

EURA101 “Global Europe” is a Jean Monnet Module.

The Jean Monnet Title is a highly competitive and prestigious title awarded by the EU by a global panel of leading scholars in EU studies to a selected few in recognition of those at the forefront of teaching and research and contribution to EU integration studies in the world. This award involves rigorous peer review and means that most recent and topical advances in the EU disciplinary area have been incorporated into these courses.

• See all undergraduate courses in European and European Union Studies.

Up to 60 points of a European language may be counted towards your major in European and European Union Studies.

Courses cover topics relating to European societies, European identity, European languages, European integration - future enlargement of the EU, European economic development - business, finance and law, the EU and the wider world, and the history of Soviet domination in Eastern Europe.

Dr Milenko Petrovic is the advisor for undergraduate and Honours students in European and EU Studies.

For European Languages enquiries, please contact the German, French, Spanish or Russian programmes.

The European Studies programme offers honours, masters and doctoral degrees. The primary aim of postgraduate study in European and European Union Studies is to foster the interdisciplinary study of Europe in its diversity and to initiate research in all areas related to Europe.

Students from all undergraduate backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Candidates must have completed a bachelors degree and satisfied subject grades and prerequisites. The NCRE offers fees scholarships for the honours course (on a competitive basis).

The National Centre for Research on Europe (NCRE) administers postgraduate studies for European and European Union students. The NCRE is New Zealand's only research centre devoted to the study of Europe and the European Union. It fosters research on the EU that is regionally relevant, for example EU development policy in the Pacific, the EU's identity in the Asia-Pacific region (including EU external images ane perceptions) and the external consequences of EU enlargement. The NCRE is firmly established as the focal point for the study of Europe in New Zealand, attracting visiting academics from all over the world and supporting about 30 research students.

The Centre offers a range of scholarship and internship opportunities to UC students of European and European Union Studies.

There are a number of scholarships for students of European and European Union Studies, including those offered for postgraduate study by the National Centre for Research on Europe:

• EUCN and NCRE scholarships
• EUCN funding for international exchange programmes

Consult the UC Scholarships database to find out what other scholarships are available to our undergraduate and postgraduate students.