European Labour Studies: University of Bremen

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Degree: Master of Arts
Address: European Labour Studies: University of Bremen, Universität Bremen, Prof. Dr. Eva Senghaas-Knobloch, Enrique-Schmidt-Straße 7, Bremen, 28359, Germany
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Subject: Humanities and Arts
Course Language(s): German and English
Course Beginning: winter term (Mid-October)
Duration: The Master's programme covers two terms equalling one year. Eventually it will be expanded to two years (four terms). The first term starts regularly in mid-October and lectures end in mid-February. The second term starts in mid-April and lectures end in mid-July.
App Deadline: 30-May
Submit Application To: University of Bremen, FB 11 Human- und Gesundheitswissenschaften, Dr. Guido Becke, Enrique-Schmidt-Str. 7, 28359 Bremen
Telephone: +49.421.218.3482
Fax: +49.421.218.4449
E-mail: e...@artec.uni-bremen.de
Website: http://www.european-labour-studies.de

It is a one-year Master's programme divided into two semester. The various courses are combined to form six modules in total, three per semester. The modules are based on three thematic core areas:

European Studies
- two basic courses, "History and Development of European Institutions" and "European Economic and Labour Law", form Module A in the first semester while the two courses, "European Social Policy" and "Selected Areas of European Social and Labour Law" form Module D in the second semester
Labour Relations and Organisational Development
- Module B in the first semester comprises the courses "Foundations of Labour Relations and Organisational Development" and "Case Studies and Problem Solving Processes", related to basic issues in the above context; Module E in the second semester consists of the courses "Labour Relations and Organisational Development in Europe" and "Case Studies and Problem Solving Processes" [with a focus on comparative analysis]
Workers' Health and Health Promotion in Europe
- the courses "Foundations of Workers' Health and Health Promotion" and respective "Case Studies and Problem Solving Processes" form Module C in the first semester; Module F in the second semester comprises the courses "Workers' Health and Health Promotion in Europe" and "Case Studies and Problem Solving Processes" [with a focus on comparative analysis]

Modules A, B and C in the first semester are taught in German or English, while Modules D, E and F in the second semester will be taught in English. In order to offer a broader range of topics, guest lecturers are invited from abroad.

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