Kursdetails

The double degree Master programme Comparative Public Governance starts from the premise that many of the most pressing societal problems today have local, regional, national and global repercussions, that these repercussions typically do not stop at the borders of individual local authorities, regional entities, or nation states, and that they often affect both public and private actors. Effectively tackling these problems thus requires collaboration between public authorities from different countries and different levels of governance as well as with civil-society actors that may contribute critical resources. Graduates of the Master programme Comparative Public Governance will hold two diplomas: a one-year Master of Science (MSc) degree in European Studies from Twente University and a two-year Master of Arts (MA) degree in Comparative Public Governance from Münster University.

Focus

Administrative Studies, Comparative Public Governance, Political ... Mehr sehen

Mandatory Internship

No

Internship is not mandatory, but is optional during studies. If possible, we recommend doing an internship.

Exchange Semester

Yes

An exchange semester may involve international travel

Mode of Study

Onsite

Study Format

Full Time