Programme Overview
Brochure
Programme
The International Master in South European Studies (EUROSUD) offers a unique opportunity to engage in the multidisciplinary study of the South European region with five partner universities over two years and to obtain a Multiple or Double Master’s degree, depending on the chosen study track.
EUROSUD provides a truly international two-year learning experience in which students study, train, and conduct research at renowned universities within Europe’s CIVIS – Europe’s Civic University Alliance, located in Southern Europe—Spain (UAM), Italy (SUR), and France (AMU)—as well as in Brussels, Belgium (ULB), the heart of the European Union, and Bucharest, Romania (UB).
EUROSUD focuses on a region with a distinct identity and a pivotal role in European and global affairs. Southern Europe has witnessed major challenges, including the transformation of liberal democratic norms, the rise of populist and anti-establishment movements, and the economic and social dynamics of regional integration. Other key issues include post-colonial ties, large-scale migration flows, climate change, socio-demographic changes, corruption, governance quality, and the evolving security landscape in the Eastern Mediterranean.
EUROSUD examines these developments through diverse theoretical and methodological approaches across the humanities and social sciences. The programme trains graduates to acquire unparalleled regional expertise, a solid foundation in international affairs, and advanced research and professional skills, preparing them for international careers or doctoral studies.
Study tracks and degrees
Students choose one of the following study tracks, leading to the following degrees:
Track 1 Southern Europe and the Mediterranean:
- Year 1: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), 60 ECTS (Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science and International Relations).
- Year 2: Aix-Marseille Universite (AMU), 60 ECTS (Faculty of Arts, Letters, Languages and Humanities)
- Double Degree: Master in Democracy and Government (UAM) & Master in European and International Studies (AMU)
Track 2 Southern Europe and the European Union:
- Year 1: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM), 60 ECTS (Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science and International Relations).
- Year 2: Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), 30 ECTS (Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences, Institute d’études européennes (IEE)) and Sapienza Università di Roma (SUR), 30 ECTS (Faculty of Political Sciences, Department of Political Sciences).
- Multiple Degree: Master in Democracy and Government (UAM); Master in European Studies (ULB) & Master in International Relations and supranational Institutions (SUR)
Track 3 Southern and Southeastern Europe:
- Year 1: Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM), 60 ECTS (Faculty of Law, Department of Political Science and International Relations).
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Year 2: University of Bucharest (UB), 60 ECTS (Faculty of Political Science)
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Double degree: Master in Democracy and Government (UAM) & Master in Comparative Politics (UB).
Programme structure
All students will study Year 1 at the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM). Thereafter they continue Year 2 either at (track 1) Aix-Marseille Universite (AMU), (track 3) University of Bucharest (UB), or (track 2) at Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) for semester 3 and Sapienza Università di Roma (SUR) for semester 4.
Program Structure Table
Department
- Department of Political Science and International Relations
Carácter:
- Research and Professional
Minimum ECTS enrolment per year:
- 60 ECTS
Language
- Courses are taught in English except for the courses offered by Aix-Marseille Universite (AMU) during Year 2 in Track 1.
Master’s Programme Information
Practical Information for Students
Contact
Coordination:
- Dr. Anne-Marie Reynaers
- anne.reynaers@uam.es
Contact for administrative matters:
- jose.delorenzo@uam.es
- (+34) 91 497 3373
Office Hours
De 9.00 h a 14.00 h (lunes a viernes)
De 15.00 h a 17.00 h (lunes y miércoles)
Location
Administración de Posgrado
Edificio de Ciencias Jurídicas, Políticas y Económicas (planta -1)
Facultad de Derecho
Ciudad Universitaria de Cantoblanco
C/ Kelsen, 1
28049 Madrid