Programme Handbooks
The European Studies degree handbooks provide a guide to what is expected of students, as well as the academic and personal supports available.
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European Studies could not have been a better course for me. From the wide variety of modules and disciplines, to the incredible experience of my Erasmus year, the last four years have been a dream!
European Studies graduate
Resources for current students:
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Student Supports
Comprehensive information regarding the academic calendar, campus facilities, student finance, academic and wellbeing supports.
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Study Abroad Year
The study abroad year is an integral and compulsory part of the European Studies degree programme, and takes place in your third year.
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Student Life
For current students, there are several social societies to become involved in, including the Europa Society and Modern Languages Society.
Student queries
Students can contact the Undergraduate team directly by email, or are welcome to drop in to the office (Room 5080, Arts Building) during office hours.