About the MA - Erasmus Mundus MA in Euroculture: Society, Politics and Culture in a Global Context
Partner Universities
About the programme
Euroculture: European Politics, Culture, and Society in a Global Context offers a European Studies programme with an interdisciplinary course offer that ensures a broad and deep training, exploring modern European society through history, political science, law, sociology and cultural and religious studies. We supply you with the skills to see below the surface of contemporary issues, and to understand the challenges of Europe and to apply this understanding to practice. You can tailor the programme to prepare yourself for a career in research, or for a wide range of professions which require in-depth knowledge of European political and cultural issues.
Euroculture offers a highly customizable curriculum that adapts to current developments each year. This means that some elements of the programme, such as the annual Intensive Programme, the Research Seminars, the Research Methodology course, the Eurocompetence modules, and the Academic Track are subject to change every year. For more details on the course offer at each university, please navigate to each university’s own page, found above.
Euroculture Secures New Erasmus Mundus Funding and Joint Degree Reaccreditation
In 2026, Euroculture achieved three important milestones, reaffirming its commitment to academic excellence, international cooperation and innovative European higher education.
The programme secured six additional years of Erasmus Mundus funding, providing continued EU support and 50 scholarships across four student cohorts, starting in September 2027.
Euroculture's joint Master's degree was also successfully reaccredited in January 2026 under the European Approach for Quality Assurance of Joint Programmes, confirming its compliance with European quality standards for joint degrees.
Furthermore, Euroculture was selected to participate in the EU-funded Joint European Degree Label Launching and Amplification Project (JEDLAmP), contributing to the development of joint European degrees and strengthening cooperation in European higher education.