Academic Head of the study program: Prof. Gili Drori
Offices: European Forum at the Hebrew University
Faculty of Humanities Building, Room 6203-6204
Email: mseuro@mail.huji.ac.il
Tel.: +972-2-5883286; Fax:+972-2-5881079
The European Studies program deals with a wide range of topics related to contemporary Europe and the European Union. The significance of the program originates in the importance of Europe and the growing interest in issues related to the EU and its role in the world. The graduate study program combines research and teaching.
The European Forum offers an M.A. degree in European Studies (a M.A. research degree as well as an M.A. diploma degree). The teaching program is affiliated to the three Faculties: Social Sciences, Law and Humanities. The teaching language is Hebrew.
This M.A. program is accessible to students of Israeli universities and colleges recognized by the Hebrew University who have completed a B.A. degree in one of the relevant disciplines in the faculties of the Social Sciences, Law or Humanities with a grade point average of 80 for an M.A. diploma degree or 85 for an M.A. research degree. It is possible to switch from an M.A. diploma degree to an M.A. research degree after M.A. courses of at least 20 credit points have been marked with an average grade of 85.
The program offers three specialisation tracks:
The M.A. program offers the following two study tracks
This track is a requirement for future Ph.D. studies.
Compulsory courses (20 credit points)
Elective compulsory courses (8 credit points)
Courses in one of the specialisation tracks (8 credit points)
Seminary paper in one of the compulsory or elective-compulsory seminar courses (4 credit points)
Elective courses (6 credits)
Courses from the program’s course list.
M.A. Thesis (35% of the final grade) is written under the supervision of one of the professors of the Faculties of Social Sciences, Law or Humanities. The thesis is graded by two teachers and, together with the final grade, determines the eligibility of the student for the Ph.D. program.
Foreign language
Knowledge of a European language besides English is not a pre-requisite for admission into the program for students; however it is compulsory for all students in order to graduate to pass an exemption exam or an advanced level exam in one of the following languages: French, German, Italian or Spanish. Credit points for language course will not be included in the average total credit points for the degree. Students, who speak one of the above languages and/or passed the language exams during their graduate studies, are not required to learn an additional European language.
Compulsory courses (18 credit points)
Elective compulsory courses (8 credit points)
Courses in one of the specialisation tracks (8 credit points)
Seminary paper in one of the compulsory or elective-compulsory seminar courses (4 credit points)
Elective courses (8 credits)
Courses from the program’s course list.
Seminar paper in one of the program’s seminar course list (4 credit points)
Foreign language
Knowledge of a European language besides English is not a pre-requisite for admission into the program for students; however it is compulsory for all students in order to graduate to pass an exemption exam or an advanced level exam in one European language. In the non-research track any European language can be recognized provided that students submit an official document attesting their language proficiency.* Credit points for language course will not be included in the average total credit points for the degree. Students, who speak an European language, passed an language exams during their undergraduate studies, or present a certificate (at least B1/2) from an accredited institution, are not required to learn an additional European language.
*Accredited institutions: university or an institution authorized to provide language proficiency attests in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages CEFR, such as the Goethe Institute, the Cervantes Institute, Institut français de Jérusalem Romain Gary, Dante Alighieri Society.
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