Institute for European Studies Requirements:

Master's degree requirements are outlined in the Graduate School bulletin.

Students take 21 credits in European Studies under the course requirements for the MA:

• • • European Politics or EU Studies (3 cr.)
    • European History (3 cr.)
    • Europe in the World (3 cr.)
    • Research Seminar (3 cr.)

Two of three:

• • • One Humanities course
    • One Social Science course
    • One Literature/Culture course tied to language of study

Plus

• • • One general elective

The student must complete 43 credit hours of graduate coursework. For full information on the MPH curriculum, please visit the website of the School of Public Health.

Proficiency at the intermediate-mid to intermediate-high level of one approved European language appropriate to the student's program is required.

The student must select a thesis advisory committee of at least three approved faculty members representing both European Studies and the School of Public Health-Bloomington. EURO adheres to thesis format and printing requirements set by the University Graduate School. Master's theses range in length from 50 to 75 pages, not to exceed 100 pages.

Students interested in pursuing the dual degree must submit full applications for admission to both graduate programs, as well as provide written notice of their intent to pursue the dual degrees to both program directors. A prospective dual degree student must be admitted to both degrees by the faculty of that program---this may occur via simultaneous application for admission to both programs, or a student may apply to the second degree no later than one year after matriculating into one of the two degree programs.