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The Social and Cultural Analysis programme focuses on modern society and its´changes. You will study peoples´ varied living conditions, as well as political, social and ethnic identities and conflicts.

Do you believe that education can make a change in the world?If yes, this course is for you! In this course we learn what changes are needed in the pedagogical practices, how to think about content, teaching methods, learning activities, the role of...

The central themes of the course are: the application of theories and concepts of international and European relations on contemporary issues in international governance; the practice of international governance.

The central themes of the course are: European integration, as expressed in the EU- and EC Treaties, and the rule of law; main features of the Common Market and its impact on the European integration; important areas of community competence,...

In the course, knowledge is offered within longitudinal research methods and questions, together with an in depth understanding of advanced methods of comparative and time-sensitive multilevel research. Furthermore, an in-depth understanding for...

The central themes of the course are: main disciplinary trends and controversies since c. 1980: neo-realism and neo-liberalism as dominant modes of analysis; advent of post-positivism in International Relations; significance of the end of the...

The course will cover topics such as international trade, the global financial system and global environmental change. The perspective is empirical: we want to know what the major issues are and what the drivers for change are. We want to know about...

Are you interested in learning about how to plan for more sustainable food systems? Then the master's course Foodscapes 7.5 credits is a course for you.Urban and regional planning and designing more sustainable food systemsIn this course, you will...

The course introduces intersectional perspectives on migration studies, focusing in particular on how gender, sexuality and the body intersect with migration, ethnicity, race, culture, religion and nation. The course draws upon postcolonial feminist...