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STUDY PROGRAMS<\/h2>\n

Three\u00a0programs are provided at the University of Pannonia K\u0151szeg Campus. The International Studies MA and the Cultural Heritage Management postgraduate programs are conducted in English, while the Viticulture and Oenology postgraduate program is conducted in Hungarian (for the description of the latter see the Hungarian site).
\nFor further information go to the left-hand side menu and click on the name of the program.<\/p>\n

\"\"<\/a>INTERNATIONAL STUDIES MASTER PROGRAM<\/h3>\n

Duration:<\/strong> 4 semesters
\nLocation:<\/strong> K\u0151szeg \u2013 Hungary
\nLanguage of the program:<\/strong> English
\nForm of study:<\/strong> full-time study
\nEnrolment fee:<\/strong> 2000 EUR\/semester
\nAcquired degree:<\/strong> master\u2019s degree (MA)
\nQualification:<\/strong> International Relations Expert
\nStart date:<\/strong> September and\u00a0February
\nDeadline for application:<\/strong>\u00a030th\u00a0of May\u00a0for the fall semester, 15th\u00a0of November\u00a0for the spring\u00a0semester<\/p>\n

Whom we expect?<\/strong>
\nStudents who are interested in complex problems of economics, politics and social sciences, who wants to understand local, regional and global connectivity and who also would like to acquire practical knowledge about the techniques in international communications.<\/p>\n

Study Objectives<\/strong>
\nThe goal of our International Studies MA is to train highly qualified experts in the social sciences who are able to think about the place and role of Hungary and the Central European region in an international and global context and who are able to draw informed conclusions as to the theoretical and practical implications of international relations. Students are to acquire advanced language and negotiation skills as well as proficiency in analytical and synthesizing skills. Coupled with a broad knowledge of histories and current issues they are required to have a comprehensive understanding of the current dynamics of global political economy, legal frameworks and social processes. Based on the acquired knowledge and skills, they are able to make predictions and forecasts. The program trains students to able to identify the complex issues inherent in Central Europe\u2019s location in global challenges as well as to get acquainted with the world beyond Europe and tendencies of development of the third world. The acquired lexical knowledge and related skills enable them to pursue further studies or individual research (PhD).<\/p>\n

Main modules<\/strong>
\nInternational Relations in Theory and Practice
\nThe History and Mechanisms of the European Union
\nSocial Sciences
\nInternational Law
\nInternational and Global Economy
\nCentral European Studies<\/p>\n

Who we expect<\/strong>
\nWe welcome applications by students who hold a bachelors degree in the field of International Studies, Social Sciences, Economics, Law or Arts and who demonstrate advanced-level English competence.<\/p>\n

Eligibility Criteria<\/strong>
\nBA degree prior to registration;\u00a0Advanced Language Proficiency in English (TOEFL 79-80 iBT\/213 CBT\/550 PBT pts, Cambridge Proficiency Language Exam, IELTS min. 6.0 pts.) or any previous degree acquired in English;
\nComlete application package.<\/p>\n

HOW TO APPLY?<\/strong><\/p>\n

Application package:<\/strong><\/p>\n