Master of European Urban Studies (EU)
DURATION
4 Semesters
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
25 Jun 2025*
EARLIEST START DATE
01 Oct 2025
TUITION FEES
EUR 277 / per semester **
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* Students who have graduated outside the European Union need to apply through uniassist: https://www.uni-assist.de/en/
** Per Semester
Introduction
Master of European Urban Studies (EUS)
The Master Programme "European Urban Studies" (EUS) addresses current challenges of cities in Europe. It is motivated by the general insight in the significance of cities for progress in Europe. Cities are the place for concrete solutions for problems from all fields of everyday life and the place for sustaining democracy. The EUS programme therefore pays special attention to questions of social cohesion, urban housing, cultural diversity, sustainable planning and mobility. It works with an understanding of urban planning that combines competences from the disciplines of urban planning, urban sociology, urban design, landscape and spatial planning. It provides a transdisciplinary and comprehensive approach for studying the development of European cities.
Purpose
The Master Programme "European Urban Studies" is aiming at the education of researchers in the field of urban studies. It will provide knowledge and academic skills to analyse, research and plan for students who want to start a professional career in urban planning, research and academic institutions and the wider field of civil society. The teaching programme intends to prepare for self-organized research projects and thereby for further studies (PhD), also.
Trademark
- Internationality (lectures and seminars in English; worldwide research contacts)
- Interdisciplinarity (integration of urban planning, urban design, urban sociology, spatial planning, landscape planning)
- Research-oriented
Duration
Four semesters, the third of which is a semester abroad (research projects)
Degree
Master of Science (M. Sc.)
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Ideal Students
Target group
Graduates of architecture, landscape planning, regional/spatial planning, geography, social, political and cultural science, European studies and all related disciplines