Master in Euroculture: Society, Politics and Culture in a Global Context

Structure of the programme:

• first semester (Home university – Olomouc)
• second semester (Host university – Europe)
• third semester (Home/Host/Third country university/Internship)
• fourth semester (Home/Host university)

Title awarded:

MA (Double degree with partner universities)

Network

Georg-August University, Göttingen (DE), Deusto University, Bilbao (E), University of Strasbourg (F), Udine University (IT), University of Groningen (NL), Jagiellonian University, Kraków (PL), Uppsala University (S), University of Pune (India), Osaka University (Japan), UNAM, Mexico City (Mexico), IUPUI Indianapolis (USA).

Training methods:

lectures, seminars, internships.

Euroculture offers state-of-the-art international and interdisciplinary higher education in small-scale clasroom settings. Our curriculum combines deep theoretical insights with practical skills and competencies.

Euroculture graduates, as a rule, find suitable employment shortly after graduation. Graduates of Euroculture are making a difference in a wide variety of fields such as Diplomacy, International Business, Research, Journalism, Cultural Management, European Administration, and much more.

Euroculture teaches its students to critically analyze and interpret the social and political processes in Europe and the world today, and to translate this analysis into practical solutions. As the programme is diverse and flexible, the career paths of our alumni also vary across fields. Below is more information on how Euroculture graduates fare once they leave university, based on the alumni survey conducted in 2019.*

Find a job within a couple of months

The most recent Euroculture Alumni Report has shown that Euroculture graduates find their first relevant job in no time: 70% will secure a job within the first 3 months after graduation, and the rest mostly within 6 months after graduation. This is a very positive result, that shows how well the programme equips its students with skills necessary for the job market. Especially such practical courses like Project Management, and the experience our students acquire working in international teams help the Euroculture alumni be successful.

Work across different sectors

Euroculture graduates find jobs in different sectors of the economy. While a lot of people gravitate towards work in the public sector (governments, European institutions, research centers), many alumni also work in the private sector. Many alumni ended up doing a Bluebook Traineeship at the European Commission after graduating, or have worked at the Council of Europe. Some alumni pursue a PhD after graduation.
Read our alumni stories to get concrete examples of careers possible after Euroculture Master.

What do the alumni do in their work?

Across the public, private, and non-profit sectors, Euroculture graduates are involved in work across various fields: from International Politics to Communications to Education and Social Affairs (see chart below). For example, they work with European Movement International on democracy and international relations; or in Neth-ER to promote Dutch research and education on the European Level. If they work with Council of Europe or European Center for Minority Issues, they are often engaged in the field of social affairs and human rights. A lot of alumni in the private sector report dealing with consultancy and marketing, which fall under the "Other" category.

The alumni's jobs tend to focus on the following functions:

• Project Management;
• Management & Coordination;
• PR & Marketing / Communication;
• Administrative work;
• Research;
• Advising / Consultancy;
• Policy-making;
• Lobbying;
• Reporting, Editing, Translation