To complete the Transatlantic Studies programme, students have to acquire a total of 120 ECTS credits, defend their Master Thesis and successfully pass the final State Examination. The following compulsory courses represent 76 ECTS credits.
Academic Writing | Government in United States |
American Society Since WW2 II | Government in North America II: Canada and Mexico |
American Thoughts and Thinkers | Introduction to the US Legal System: European Perspective |
European Comparative Politics and Society | Issues in United States National Security Policy |
EU-US Relations: Political Security and Socioeconomic Perspectives | Transatlantic Issues - U.S. and British Security Policies Compared |
Geopolitical Importance of Central Europe | The US and Europe after the Cold War |
Economic Transformation in the post-Soviet Area | US and EU National Security Policy: A Comparison |
Remaining 44 ECTS credits can be earned by participating in optional and elective courses offered by the Faculty of Social Sciences.
For a detailed information on the TS programme please visit the Faculty's website.