European Studies University of Auckland

Overview

The European Studies programme at the University of Auckland offers students a comprehensive platform to explore the complex cultural, historical, and social landscapes of Europe. This undergraduate degree is designed to provide a flexible academic pathway, allowing learners to tailor their studies to match specific career aspirations and personal interests. By engaging with this curriculum, students develop a deep understanding of European identities and their significant influence on the contemporary world.

Why European Studies at the University of Auckland?

Studying at this institution provides access to a vibrant academic community within the Faculty of Arts. The university is recognised for its commitment to research excellence and its ability to equip students with enduring capabilities such as adaptability and creative problem-solving. Students benefit from a structured yet flexible degree framework that encourages the pursuit of double majors, enabling a broader perspective on global issues and enhancing professional versatility.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 40225 per year
• National fee: USD 7616 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• European Studies
• French
• German
• Spanish
• History
• Politics and International Relations
• Art History
• Classical Studies and Ancient History
• Philosophy

Careers with European Studies

Graduates are well-prepared for a variety of professional roles that require strong analytical skills and an awareness of different cultural perspectives. The ability to research and evaluate complex information makes alumni highly attractive to employers in both the public and private sectors. Potential career paths include:

• Government Policy Lead
• Journalist and Social Media Adviser
• Communications Specialist
• Museum Curator
• Digital Content Manager
• Charity Director

Furthermore, the degree provides a solid foundation for advanced academic pursuits. Graduates may choose to continue their education through postgraduate pathways such as a Master of Arts or specialised programmes in public policy and international relations.