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About the course
The Double Master's Programme in European Studies gives you the opportunity to benefit from the expertise of two top-ranking universities. You spend one year studying at each university and graduate with two master's degrees: a Master of Science in European Studies awarded by Maastricht University and a Master of Arts in Political Science awarded by the University of Cologne
Entry Requirements
An excellent Bachelor's degree in the Humanities, Political or Social Sciences with strong proficiency in Political Science and Social Sciences, English at level C1 (CEF) or equivalent, very good intercultural and social skills, relevant practical experience is an asset. More information and details: View Website
Fees
At the University of Cologne there are no tuition fees, just a biannual social contribution fee of slightly more than 300 euros, which includes the semester ticket for public transport throughout North Rhine-Westphalia. Invest in an excellent education and your future without paying a fortune.
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Yvonne Mitschka

"To me, Cologne is the city with the warmest people and the nicest German accent!"
Nicoleta-Simina Proștean

"Cologne is a multi-faceted city, with loads to do. It’s a very welcoming place – very open towards international guests. Right from the start, I really appreciated the openness of the people of Cologne. If you take part in Cologne’s carnival festivities (which you have to!), you soon get infected by their love of life. The green parks and pretty lakes give the city additional appeal. I often miss Lindenthal, the green district where I used to live.
The WiSo Faculty campus is very international and helps every single student feel at home. I remember the uni ran lots of events for us at the start of our programme, especially for the international students. That sped up the process of getting to know other students and made it easier to settle down in our new home."