MA in European Studies 24 months Postgraduate Program By University of Guelph |Top Universities
Program Duration

24 monthsProgram duration

Tuitionfee

27,348 CADTuition Fee/year

Main Subject Area

HistoryMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

History

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

This innovative interdisciplinary program combines humanities and social science perspectives to the study of Europe, both past and present. It aims to provide students with a flexible approach to European Studies that allows for specialization within a core discipline and promotes expertise in European culture, history, and contemporary politics and society. In the European Studies MA, you will: Develop a program of study customized to your research interests, Work with faculty who are leaders in European Studies, Develop the ability to look at world issues through a variety of lenses

Program overview

Main Subject

History

Degree

MA

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

This innovative interdisciplinary program combines humanities and social science perspectives to the study of Europe, both past and present. It aims to provide students with a flexible approach to European Studies that allows for specialization within a core discipline and promotes expertise in European culture, history, and contemporary politics and society. In the European Studies MA, you will: Develop a program of study customized to your research interests, Work with faculty who are leaders in European Studies, Develop the ability to look at world issues through a variety of lenses

Admission requirements

3+
6.5+
89+
60+
2 Years
Sep

Tuition fee and scholarships

Domestic Students

9,508 CAD
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International Students

27,348 CAD
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The University of Guelph offers twelve undergraduate degree programs. You can choose to join the 80.8% of students who study in the areas of science, engineering, business, or arts. Or, you can discover the worlds of computing, landscape architecture or even the environment. The choice is yours! They each offer you a cross-disciplinary and flexible approach to learning. 

With an outstanding variety of specializations, we'll help you find your path. Select a major, add a minor, add electives to sample unique or related paths, mix in out-of-class experiences, and tailor your degree to your dreams as you go. It's your choice that matters.


 

The  University of Guelph offers 103 master’s degrees, PhDs and graduate diplomas, including :

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Usual postgraduate entry requirements for a master’s include a four-year honors degree or any international equivalent from a recognised university, with a minimum score of B- over the last two years of study. At PhD-level, you would also need a master’s degree with a minimum score of B overall as well as evidence that you have strong potential for research.
 
Average tuition fees range between CAD$20,500-28,50 (US$16,900 and US$23,000) per year, although special funding is available to students. All doctoral students receive a minimum stipend of at least US$14,400 for the first three years of study.
 
Apply online here. If you are applying from abroad, you should consult the department’s website to check whether you need to secure a faculty member before submitting an application. Typically, in postgraduate research programs, you need to find a faculty member to conduct research under; otherwise, your research in your selected program won't be approved - especially for funding.




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