Master of Science (MSc) in Ιnternational and European Economic Studies

DESCRIPTION - ACCEPTED STUDENTS CATEGORIES: The Master’s Programme in International and European Economic Studies is offered by the Department of International and European Economic Studies of Athens University of Economics and Business. The objective of the Programme is to provide its students with scientific training, and the ability to apply their knowledge and skills to current economic, political and legal issues which concern modern economies and businesses within the international and European economic and business environment.
A fundamental feature of the Programme is the combination of interdisciplinary instruction (a specialization in economics supplemented by the fields of political science and legal science) and practical experience in the analysis of business, economic and institutional realities in the international and European economy, through the provision of specialized postgraduate studies in the main fields of International and European Economic Studies.
The Master’s Programme awards an MSc degree in International and European Economic Studies, with the following specializations: the International Business Economics and the European Law & Economics.
The Master’s Programme in Law and Economics in Energy Markets is aimed at a wide range of candidates who are university graduates with different knowledge and different scientific backgrounds such as the graduates in fields such as Economics, Business Administration, Finance, Political Science, Law, Public Administration, the Sciences, the Social Sciences, Engineering, or other fields, who have a scientific or professional interest in issues which relate to energy markets.
To be accepted into the Master’s Programme in International and European Economic Studies, students are required to have an undergraduate degree from a Greek Institution of Higher Education, or an undergraduate degree from a foreign Institution of Higher Education which has been recognized by the Hellenic National Academic Recognition Information Centre, in accordance with the provisions of Greek law, as specified in the Programme’s Studies Regulations.
The grade of graduation, language skills, any work experience, as well as two recommendation letters from professors or/ and employers, which must be provided, are taken into consideration for the selection of the candidates.

KEYWORDS: International Business Economics, European Law, Economics