The programme focuses on European culture in the broad sense, including politics, history, geography, law and stresses Europe in the wider world.

This program provides you with the opportunity to study in four different European cities - Prague, Krakow, Leiden, Barcelona. At the end of your studies, you will receive a joint diploma awarded by all four consortium universities. The program focuses on the societal, political, economic and cultural processes that have formed contemporary Europe. You will become a part of a trans-European community of students, research leaders and policymakers able to deal with current European challenges.

The European Agrarian Diplomacy Masters at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague provides students with the knowledge of economics, international relations, foreign policy, management and marketing, law regulations and also provides 3 semesters of French language. The whole program is taught in English and part of the course is run by foreign lecturers from partner universities.

This program focuses on modern history and current developments in Europe, Eurasia, and North America. You can either specialize in a single country or approach the whole region from a thematic angle of history, culture, political development or environmental issues. Create your own curriculum or choose from predefined study tracks focused on globalising U.S. studies or transition and integration studies. You can find a career in business, media, NGOs, state institutions or academia.

The program focuses on modern history, politics, and diplomacy, as well as social, cultural and economic problems of Central Europe, the Balkan Peninsula, and the post-Soviet area, including the Caucasus and Central Asia. It has two specializations: Balkan and Central European Studies or Russian and Eurasian Studies. You can study Greek, Russian, Polish or Czech. You can become a regional expert on a specific territory and join NGOs, state administration, media or the business sector. The program focuses on modern history, politics, and diplomacy, as well as social, cultural and economic problems of Central Europe, the Balkan Peninsula, and the post-Soviet area, including the Caucasus and Central Asia. It has two specializations: Balkan and Central European Studies or Russian and Eurasian Studies. You can study Greek, Russian, Polish or Czech. You can become a regional expert on a specific territory and join NGOs, state administration, media or the business sector.

The combination of media and area studies provides in-depth critical knowledge about processes of mediation and signification, and how space and geography intersect with them. The program is based on post-colonial theory, media sociology, memory studies and political geography. This is translated into a very practice based, research oriented approach. You can then gain employment in more senior/advisory positions in state administrations, private sector, public service institutions, and NGOs.

The program combines literary and linguistic instruction and provides a broader cultural overview of the countries in North America, combining both Anglophone and Francophone and Spanish-speaking regions, from Canada to the United States through Mexico and the Caribbean. The program is designed so that the students gain an overview of each of the two cultural areas at the same time and are instructed on their mutual linguistic, literary, and cultural influences.