This 180-point degree studies the European Union (EU) in the global context, with a special focus on the Asia-Pacific region and European Union–Aotearoa New Zealand relations.
Master of European Union Studies (MEURO) participants will analyse the influence of global and regional conditions on the EU and gain an understanding of issues around multiculturalism in the European context and in the Asia-Pacific.
The economic and political importance of the EU within the Asia-Pacific region has never been higher. In 2016 the EU and Aotearoa New Zealand initiated a joint Pacific energy partnership programme (worth €2 billion), a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has been concluded with Korea, and FTA negotiations commenced with Aotearoa, ASEAN, Malaysia, India, and Singapore. The impact of BREXIT in our region is an area that the MEURO degree explores from a multidisciplinary perspective.
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Insurance/year: 600 NZD/per year
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Insurance/year: 6
There are three compulsory courses (45 points), a dissertation (90 points), and a further 45 points of elective courses. Students have the option of doing an internship course (EURO 482).
Compulsory courses:
EURO 402 The EU in Europe and the World: the EU’s External Identities in the Asia-Pacific
EURO 458 European Development
EURO 479 Navigating Research: Research Training and Methods
EURO 692 MEuro Thesis
Elective courses:
Choose two from:
EURO 409 The EU and "Europeanisation" of Europe
EURO 428 Rights and Realities: EU in the Asia Pacific
EURO 457 European Foreign and Security Policy
And choose one from:
EURO 456 European Business Law
EURO 482 European Studies Internship Course
ILAP 627 European Public Law
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