A Master’s programme that examines Asia–Pacific societies through an international and interdisciplinary lens. You explore cultural diversity, historical connections, and the region’s role in global economic, political, and media dynamics.
The Master’s programme in Asian-Pacific Studies at Pompeu Fabra University provides a comprehensive examination of Asia-Pacific societies through an international and interdisciplinary perspective. Students will explore the region's cultural diversity, historical connections, and its significant role in global economic, political, and media dynamics.
The curriculum is designed to enhance understanding of the Asia-Pacific region and its interactions with the world. Core courses include:
Students will engage in structured learning activities that promote critical source analysis and the development of coherent academic arguments. An end-of-programme assessment, such as a final project or equivalent coursework, may be required to align with the programme’s learning outcomes.
Applicants should possess a long degree or a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution, with qualifications in social sciences, legal sciences, arts, and humanities. Relevant fields include law, global studies, political science, history, philosophy, anthropology, and more. For international qualifications, candidates must submit the equivalent degree along with an official academic transcript and average grade as stipulated by the university.
Graduates of the Asian-Pacific Studies programme will be well-equipped for diverse career paths in academia, government, international organizations, and the private sector. Potential roles may include cultural consultants, policy advisors, researchers, and media analysts, all of which leverage the skills and knowledge gained throughout the programme to address global challenges and foster intercultural understanding.
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