Best Masters in Social Sciences in Hungary 2017. The University of Pannonia Kőszeg Campus was established in 2015. Before becoming a university campus, the Institute for Social and European Studies Foundation had already had a 20- year-long activity providing postgraduate training programs in Kőszeg. The International Studies MA and Cultural Heritage Management postgraduate programs have offered courses in collaboration with Hungarian or other European universities in English and in Hungarian language for international and local students. The Foundation has organized summer universities annually for two decades, the topics of which have always covered different, currently urgent social scientific issues. Besides teaching, it has conducted research programs, individually or in cooperation with multinational companies or governmental organisations, which were supported by international EU funding. Currently Kőszeg is one of the campuses of the University of Pannonia, backed by the intellectual and material capacity of UniPannon and The Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg (iASK). The campus continuously broadens its network of cooperation with Western -Transdanubian companies, civil organizations, cultural institutes, schools and universities. Perks we offer Training programs are organised in close cooperation with the Institute for Advanced Studies Kőszeg (iASK) which allows for a vibrant, intellectually stimulating, interdisciplinary and international vibe for students Professors are world-renowned researchers and professionals You gain English proficiency No more boring, irrelevant core material: we provide training that is practice-oriented, and yields useful knowledge extra credits for attending Summer University scholarship opportunities internship Students who graduate from the International Studies master program will make the diplomats,... [-]

The  Executive Master in EU Studies is organised by the Centre international de formation européenne (CIFE – www.cife.eu) in cooperation with the Jean Monnet Chairholder of CEUTUS (Centre for Turkish and European Studies) of the University of Cologne. CIFE is a private institution of higher education and research, founded in 1954 with its head office in Nice and branch offices in Berlin, Bruxelles and Istanbul. It receives special funding in the framework of the Jean Monnet Programme of the European Union. Most graduates of CIFE’s programme work nowadays for European institutions, international organisations and NGOs. The Executive Master in EU Studies is an interdisciplinary study programme designed for professionals, postgraduates, junior officials and all those who plan to make a career in the EU, have gained experience in this field and want to specialise in a certain policy area. Through a  combination of e-learning and concentrated face-to-face-learning phases  (at weekends in Berlin, Budapest, Brussels, Nice, Vienna and Rome) the Master offers an accurate blend of theoretical and practical knowledge as the courses are taught by renowned academics from various European countries, experts from research institutions and governmental practitioners. It awards 90 ECTS. In the first study year, the programme offers: Well-founded knowledge on the EU through a number of courses (Institutional architecture of the EU, EU Law, History of EU integration, The EU in World Politics, Economic Dimension of EU integration, Transition and Regional Development, Sustainable Development, Security and Migration) An understanding of recent developments in the European integration process... [-]

Best Masters in Social Sciences in Hungary 2017. The International Economy and Business (IEB) program is a two-year, English-language Master’s program which has been ranked at No.4 by Bestmasters.com. It aims to make students master the most important competences in economics and business studies. We are looking forward to receiving applications from students who are interested in international business and/or economic studies and who wish to gain both practical skills and theoretical knowledge once they have completed their studies. The program has an interdisciplinary structure: the courses cover fields from international business/economics to international politics. After the foundation courses in the first year, students specialize in the second year in International Economic Analysis or in Comparative European Economic and Business Studies or in International Development. The program lists students with different cultural backgrounds and, therefore, offers an international atmosphere. Attached to the programme we also offer Double Degree options (spending the first year in Budapest the second abroad and obtaining two degrees during only two years of study) of studying in Europe at the University of Groningen or in Australia studying at the University of Adelaide or the University of Perth. Students who have completed this programme have either ended up working in the business sector (IBM, KPMG, Microsoft, Ernst and Young, Morgan Stanley, Prezi etc.) or continued their studies on the PhD level (CEU, University of Melbourne, University of Minho etc.) or have been working for an international organisation (OECD, EU, UN etc.). [-]

Joint European Master in Comparative Local Development (2 years, 120 ECTS) The Corvinus University of Budapest (Hungary), coordinator, the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), the University of Regensburg (Germany) and the University of Trento (Italy) in collaboration with the Russian State Social University (Russia), the University of Belgrade (Serbia), the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (USA) and the Tshwane University of Technology (South Africa) with the support of European Commission, offer a Joint Master’s course degree. Master CoDe main objective is to provide participants with the necessary knowledge and skills for introducing, supporting and coordinating processes of change and transformation at local level. The focus of the program is local development, with the following characteristics: public, private and non governmental actors are the fundamental agents; social stability and economic prosperity are pursued, in conformity with the European standards and best practices. The general approach is comparative and interdisciplinary. Students will be provided with access to the facilities of the partner universities (library, pc rooms, e-mail and Internet) as well as to the universities’ cafeterias and restaurants at student rates. [-]