The MSc in European Public Affairs and Law at University College Dublin explores how the EU is governed and how EU legal frameworks shape public policy. You’ll study European decision-making, regulation, and legal institutions through a multidisciplinary curriculum designed for policy and legal careers.
The MSc in European Public Affairs and Law at University College Dublin provides a comprehensive understanding of the governance of the European Union and the influence of EU legal frameworks on public policy. This program is tailored for individuals aspiring to build careers in policy-making and legal fields, offering a multidisciplinary approach to the complexities of European decision-making and regulation.
The curriculum is designed around core modules that cover essential topics such as EU governance, public administration, and legal principles. Students will engage in a combination of taught modules followed by a dissertation or an internship, allowing for practical application of their studies.
Note: Module availability and exact sequencing may vary. The final study plan will be confirmed by the programme team.
Applicants are expected to hold an upper second-class degree or equivalent qualification. This standard ensures that all students possess a foundational level of academic achievement necessary for success in the program.
Graduates of the MSc in European Public Affairs and Law are well-equipped to pursue diverse career opportunities in both public and private sectors. Potential career paths include roles in governmental agencies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and legal firms, among others. The program's emphasis on practical experience through internships and research prepares students for the dynamic landscape of European public affairs and law.
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