Europe is undergoing a rapid development. And Denmark are on course this development as very closely linked throughout the European cooperation, both economic and labor terms.

Over the past 20 years, the map of Europe changed. The main distinction of the Cold War has been dropped, and although other conflicts have arisen and provided and the formation of new nations have drawn new borders in Europe, so Europe is characterized today by extensive cooperation across borders.

It takes place on many levels, from the national to the regional and local, not least in the form of cross-border regional cooperation.

With this training in European Studies, with a special focus on regional development, you will be able to analyze and understand developments in Europe - including the regions of Europe - and thus to gain qualifications to help shape the future of Europe by working with development-oriented projects for companies, public authorities and European organizations.

The crisis has changed much in people's attitude towards support and cooperation. And immigrant policy is also very influenced by the civil wars generally found in other countries. Especially when there is free movement of people within the EU.

As the development never stands still in the world and society is constantly changing, and people's attitudes towards membership of the EU or not, or whether there should be some reservations, it is one of the most contemporary relevant courses exist where you can gain knowledge about Denmark local market and partners.

In addition there is also the economic conditions in Greece there is a debate on the still should be in the EU or not, and Turkey who want to be with, but some human rights conditions detrimental for them.

But in short, it is a very politically influenced education you will take if you take European Studies.

Job Opportunities

The graduates graduates will also be able to find jobs in European and international cooperation organizations, for example at:
- A European Union
- Council of Europe
- OECD
- OSCE

Special admission requirements

-Qualifying exam
-English B
History B or History of Ideas B or Social Studies B or Contemporary History B
-Matematik B