Euroculture Erasmus Mundus Master Programme

I. What is Euroculture?  The Euroculture Network was established in 1999  A unique, interdisciplinary and inter-university project  Highly ranked joint masters programme (Commission)  Focus on cultural and social developments in Europe  Consortium of renown European Universities

Universidad de DeustoSpain Georg-August Universität GöttingenGermany Rijksuniversiteit GroningenNetherlands Uniwersytet JagiellonskiPoland Univerzita Palackého v OlomouciCzech Rep. Uppsala UniversitetSweden Erasmus Mundus Consortium Partner Universities Marc Bloch University, StrasbourgFrance University of UdineItaly

Teaching Language: English Admission: no more than 25 students Requirement: B.A or M.A in Duration of Study: 18 Months Tuition Fee: € 950 per semester for EU students HistoryTheologyPhilosophy International RelationsPolitical ScienceEconomics LawLiteratureLinguistics Cultural studiesAnthropologyPsychology Sociologyetc.

Structure of the programme 1 st Semester Home University (University of Göttingen) Core fields of European Culture - Legal/Political/Historical Eurocompetence I 2 nd Semester Partner University & IP at partner University Intensive Programme (IP) Eurocompetence II - Intercultural Communication - Project Management Europe in the wider World (Research seminar) 3 rd Semester Home or Host University Eurocompetence III - Internship or Research Track MA thesis

II. Why Euroculture? A. Intensive Programme (IP) 10 days at one of the partner universities Intercultural communication with all students of the Euroculture network Various presentations and cultural activities around the yearly topic:

Space and Power in Europe: Culture, Communication, and the Politics of Identity University of Deusto, Spain, 2005/06 Difference or Discrimination? The Challenges of a Multicultural Europe Marc Bloch University, Strasbourg, France, 2006/07 European Heritages and Collective Memories University of Krakow, Poland, 2007/08 Unity and Variety in the Perception of European Cultures University of Olomouc, Czech Republic, 2008/09

B. Eurocompetence Interdisciplinary, problem-orientated, project planning Goals of Eurocompetence  Ability to work in an international context  Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team  Enhancement of Management skills  Capacity for applying knowledge in practice  Capacity of self-analysis  Capacity of adapting to new situations  Awareness of one's own competences

C. Professional Track: Internship Applying Eurocompetence skills in practice Relating academic training to the social reality Good opportunity for foreign students to experience professional life in European countries or elsewhere in the world Possible placements for internship would be private or public institutions, such as:  Government organizations, NGOs  research institutions  media or international companies

D. Research Track 10 to 12 weeks after second semester Our international partner universities are: Indiana University-Purdue University University of Pune USA India Osaka UniversityJapan Universidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoMexico

III. Future Career Euroculture qualifies for the following job areas:  European institutions, non-government- organisations and non-profit groups  National and international institutions/organisations and projects  Institutions for education, research and extensional education

 Political parties, foundations and associations  Media, journalism, publishing and librarianship  Cultural management  Museums and Exhibitions  Tourism  Guidance for migrants and foreigners  Churches and churchly institutions  Public relations, legal departments and human resources management in international companies

IV. More information Euroculture MA Programme-Network

V. More information: Göttingen: Groningen: Krakow: Olomouc: San Sebastian: Uppsala:

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