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Posted on October 15, 2006

The program aims to prepare students for postgraduate studies, independent research work, as well as career activity within a European framework by

• qualifying students for interdisciplinary scholarly work and research
• qualifying students for intercultural communication and co-operation within a European framework
• the imparting of knowledge on both the historical and the current political, economic and cultural conditions of the Baltic Sea Region in regard to the regionalization of Europe, and globalization
• the imparting of knowledge on the changing patterns of national and international co-operation among the states surrounding the Baltic Sea
• the imparting of knowledge on political, economic and other forms of co-operation as well as on the region’s future perspectives.

Language on introduction is English. Details...