Master programme in South European Studies (EUROSUD)

The International Master in South European Studies (EUROSUD) offers you the unique opportunity to engage in the multi-disciplinary study of the South European region and earn a Multiple or a Double master's degree, depending on the study track.

EUROSUD offers a truly international two-year learning experience where students study, train, and research at renowned universities in Spain (UAM), Italy (SUR), France (aMU), Greece (NKUA), and Belgium (ULB), at the heart of the European Union.

Close contact with EU institutions is part of the programme.
Photo: Institut d'études européennes, ULB

Focus of the programme

EUROSUD students will focus on the Mediterranean basin, a region with a distinct identity and a pivotal role in addressing European and global affairs.

Graduates with a background in Political Science, other social sciences (Law, Public Administration, Sociology, Anthropology, International Relations, European and other Area Studies or Economics and Business) or other related disciplines such as History, Geography, Literature, Languages or Journalism fit best the programme's profile.

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Top reasons to choose this programme

Building on EUROSUD’s over half-a-decade’s worth of experience, five degree-awarding CIVIS institutions offer a renewed 2-year joint master programme starting September 2025.

Programme overview

Depending on the chosen track, students will access double or multiple degrees, allowing them to acquire international expertise in areas such as European Studies, Law, Economics, Political Science, International Relations and History

Career opportunities

EUROSUD graduates will get solid training for a career in international and European affairs, both government and policy organisations. This Master's programme opens a path to reasearch and interest representation too.

Hub 2 - Society, Culture and Heritage

Hub 2 addresses a broad interdisciplinary field in “Society, Culture, and Heritage”, including migration, cultural diversity & identity, community building, multilingualism, cultural participation, heritage, and responsibility in and to the world.