Courses are taught entirely in English.
Only the study track Digital Transformation includes online elements, while the study track Energy and Climate is taught entirely on site.
Non-EU applicants (applicants who have citizenship of a country outside EU/EEA):
2 December to 1 March
EU applicants (applicants who have citizenship of an EU/EEA country, are currently enrolled at RWTH Aachen or hold a German university degree):
2 December to 15 July
Apply by 15 January (non-EU) / 15 April (EU) to benefit from a 10% early bird discount on the tuition fees!
18,000 EUR in total for three semesters
Learn to link current trends with policy fields at the EU level and develop solution for European and global challenges!
The interdisciplinary Master of Public Administration in European Studies (MPA-ES) centres around the fields of energy, transport, climate and digitalisation from a political and technological perspective. This study programme integrates RWTH Aachen University’s excellence in science and technology with the current political and economic agenda of the EU and thus giving you a comprehensive understanding of the impact new technologies have on EU governance and vice versa. Combining knowledge of politics, law, economics and technology, the MPA-ES will enable you to take on leaderships roles in the private and public sectors with strong orientation on the EU market and EU regulations.
Your studies – your choice: choose a study track
To equip you with the specialisation you need for your individual career path, we offer two study tracks in the MPA-ES:
Energy and Climate
By choosing this track, you will gain theoretical and practical knowledge in the following areas:
- energy economics and policy
- electromobility and transport
- economics of climate change and the design of climate change, mitigation policies
Digital Transformation
By choosing this track, you will gain theoretical and practical knowledge in the following areas:
- strategies and shaping options for digital transformation
- digital administration in the public sector
- data and information security such as confidentiality, integrity, availability and non-repudiation