Master’s programme
Political Science
Political research and analysis.
- 2 years
- 120 ECTS
- Romanian
- Full-time
- ARACIS accreditation
Overview
The programme combines political theory, comparative research and institutional analysis.
Programme curriculum
Study plans by cohortRequest your cohort’s study plan from the faculty office.Courses
Courses published by the faculty · Official programme page · Faculty brochure
- Parties and party systems
- Political communication and campaigns
- Contemporary political theories
- Political analysis
- Strategic studies
- Explanation and argumentation in the social sciences
- Party organisation
- Party systems in Europe
- Contemporary political systems
- Theory of international relations and organisations
- Sociology of transition
- Public organisations, conditionality and politicisation
- European Union policies
- Applied research on EU institutions and policies
- Art and ideology
- General political science
- Democracy and public organisations
Why this master’s?
Study political theories and research methods in greater depth, including international relations and European politics. The programme also welcomes graduates from other disciplines with experience or an interest in civic and political life.
Admissions
The admissions assessment includes a statement of motivation, a CV and an online interview about your statement. Check the requirements and dates for your admissions session.
Teaching and assessment
The programme combines theory with quantitative, qualitative and comparative methods. Request the syllabus for your cohort for learning objectives, outcomes, reading lists and assessment criteria.
Fees and funding
Check the application and tuition fees for your intake and the conditions for scholarships.
Career prospects
The programme prepares graduates for policy analysis, consultancy, civic organisations, media research and academic research. Graduates can continue to doctoral study.
Contact
Coordinator: Cristian Pîrvulescu
Programme contact: Claudiu Crăciun