European Studies
Bachelor's degree
The bachelor's programme European Studies runs for a period of three years, and each academic year is divided into two semesters.
Weekly schedule
Below is an example of what a weekly schedule might look like for a student in the first semester.
Naturally, you have breaks during the day, e.g. "the academic quarter" or lunch break.
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wedensday |
Thursday |
Friday |
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10-12 o'clock Lecture: European Markets/Economics |
09-12 o'clock Lecture: History of European Political Integration |
10-12 o'clock Lecture: European Markets/Economics |
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12-14 o'clock Lecture: Introduction to Concepts and Methods in European Studies |
12-14 o'clock Lecture: Introduction to Concepts and Methods in European Studies |
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A Bachelor's degree is just the beginning of your education
Most students supplement their 3-year Bachelor’s degree with a 2-year Master’s degree programme. Upon earning your Bachelor's degree in European Studies, you will have a legal claim to enter the Master’s degree in Cultural Sociology at SDU.