Deutsche Universität für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer

What you'll study

Course content is consistently oriented toward interstate cooperation and the European context. The curriculum brings together legal, political and administrative perspectives relevant beyond the national framework and makes participants’ occupational experience a working element of the study process. Teaching is provided by partners from German and French institutions.

Consortium partners (examples)

• Federal Academy for Public Administration (BAköV) / Bundesakademie für öffentliche Verwaltung
• University of Potsdam (Potsdam Centrum für Politik und Management, PCPM)
• Humboldt University of Berlin (Institute for Social Sciences and Walter-Hallstein-Institute for European Constitutional Law)
• Institut national du service public (INSP) and the French Master européen de gouvernance et d’administration

Entry requirements

The published description emphasises that the programme targets experienced public servants and that participants’ professional background and the requirements of their sending authorities are actively considered. Specific formal entry criteria are not listed on the cited page.

Career prospects

MEGA is intended to prepare graduates for European and international tasks within public administration, with a focus on intergovernmental cooperation. Historically the intake has included higher-service officials from Germany and France and participants from other EU member states and countries with EU accession perspectives.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme is run in close cooperation with federal ministries in Germany and France. The source does not specify scholarships or tuition details; prospective applicants should consult their employer or the programme office about funding, sponsorship by sending authorities, or state-supported places.