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This programme is financed by the European Union. Hosting Institutions Catalogue IMPORTANT NOTICE: Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme “Hosting Institutions Catalogue” aims at diversifying the scholars throughout EU Member States. Therefore, the Catalogue incorporates a number of programmes that award MSc, MA, MRes, MPhil, LLM degrees in English Language in various EU Member States. The Programme covers all acredited universities and similar institutions in the EU Member States. Applicants are totally free to choose the EU Member State and the university or similar institution by themselves. However, the prestige of the university or similar institution is important from the perspective of the Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme. In addition, the programme chosen by the applicant should be up to max.12 months, in line with the field of study and the EU official languages indicated in the application form. Applicants could apply for any programme in the context given above. Jean Monnet Scholarship applicants are advised that they should make their applications to eligible programmes in accordance with the above mentioned criteria and submit their offer letters to the Jean Monnet Programme Office when they are awarded. The applicants could choose one of the programmes presented in this catalogue. However, the applicants are also free to apply for other programmes that are not included in the Catalogue. Even if the applicants select the programmes given in the Catalogue, the Jean Monnet Evaluation Committee retains the right to give the final decision on the admission of the scholars, as to ensure the balanced distribution of the scholars throughout the EU Member States and the compliance of the programmes with the fields of study. It is worth mentioning that facts and figures within the catalogue are prepared through the courtesy of the Embassies of EU Member States in Turkey, as well as universities in the EU Member States. Under the Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme, programmes in which the scholars would enroll do not necessarily have an equivalency degree by the Council of Higher Education (YÖK) in Turkey. Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme Office could not be held liable or responsible for the Equivalence Degree of the Council of Higher Education regarding the programmes given in this catalogue. It is solely the award holders’ responsibility to check the issue of equivalence degree of the programmes that they would apply. The selected programmes should cover the below mentioned EU Acquis Chapters; namely fields of study: Free Movement of Goods Free Movement of Workers Right of Establishment and Freedom to Provide Services Free Movement of Capital Public Procurement Company Law Intellectual Property Law Competition Policy Financial Services Information Society and Media Agriculture and Rural Development Food Safety, Veterinary and Phytosanitary Policy Fisheries Transport Policy Energy Taxation Economic Criteria or Economic and Monetary Policy Statistics Social Policy and Employment Enterprise and Industrial Policy Trans European Networks Regional Policy and Coordination of Structural Instruments Judiciary and Fundamental Rights Justice, Freedom and Security Science and Research Education and Culture Environment Consumer and Health Protection Common Trade Policy (Customs Union and/or External Relations) Financial Control Foreign, Security and Defence Policy The programmes in this Catalogue will be periodically updated and revised by the Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme and the most up to date version will be published on www.jeanmonnet.org.tr. Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme makes every effort to maintain the accuracy and quality of the information provided on this Catalogue. However, it cannot guarantee and assumes no legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information provided. The information contained on this Catalogue is for general guidance only and it is solely the applicant’s responsibility to check the information provided in this Catalogue. Should you require any further information please contact via [email protected]. Sincerely, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Directorate for EU Affairs Jean Monnet Scholarship Programme Office Content Austria Belgium Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Luxembourg Malta Netherlands Poland Portugal Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden 6 Austria Currency Euro Capital City Vienna Population approx. 8 million Language(s) German Country Calling Code +43 Neighbouring countries Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, and Italy 7 Some Facts Why You Should Study in Austria From state-of-the-art supply to top-research in ecology and in the energy industry, from exemplary green architecture to a liveable environment. Life sciences are more than just science in Austria! Contemporary exhibitions, theatre and dance festivals, music, film and literature are always up to date – not least because of their consistent dialogue with Austria’s excellent universities of the arts. In practice-oriented programmes as well as in international research networks, Austrian institutions of higher education combine teaching and research at the highest level. Social peace and a unique quality of life, urban big city flair and cosiness as well as rich culture and intercultural openness. A good place for excellent students! Further information: www.studyinaustria.at 8 9 Field of Study Foreign, Security and Defence Policy and other horizontal study fields City Krems University/Research Center Danube University Krems Faculty/School/Institute/ Department of Business Law and European Integration Department Programme Type (MSc, MA, MSc Mres..) Programme Title European Studies Programme Brief Information Globalization and European integration are young professionals with new challenges and require broad-based political, legal and economic knowledge of international and European context. Comprehensive, interdisciplinary training, provide the EURAS European Studies and International Relations and European Integration courses. Programme Language (1) English Programme Language (2) German Programme Duration 12 months Programme Web Site http://www.donau-uni.ac.at/de/studium/eurasmesmba/index.php University Web Site http://www.donau-uni.ac.at Contact Person Kornelia Schock E-Mail [email protected] Field of Study Financial Services, Free Movement of Capital and other horizontal study fields City Vienna University/Research Center Universität Wien Faculty/School/Institute/ School of Law Department Programme Type (MSc, MA, LLM Mres..) Programme Title European and International Business Law Programme Brief Information The LLM Program in European and International Business Law focuses on the European and international legal framework for internationally operating enterprises and the relevant economic governance issues in a European and international context. A special emphasis is put on the enterprises' legal position, when doing business in the European Internal Market and internationally. With this background, the LLM program offers a broad legal education in European and international business law. A strong emphasis is on European Union Business Law. Another strong emphasis is on Intellectual Property and New Technologies in a European and international legal context. Programme Language (1) English Programme Language (2) German Programme Duration 12 months Programme Web Site http://eiblaw.univie.ac.at/ University Web Site http://www.univie.ac.at/ Contact Person Dipl.-Jur. Maria Sturm, LLM E-Mail [email protected] Field of Study Taxation, Financial Services, Common Trade Policy (Customs Union and/or External Relations) City Vienna University/Research Center Vienna University of Economics and Business Faculty/School/Institute/ Executive Academy Department Programme Type (MSc, MA, LLM Mres..) Programme Title International Tax Law Programme Brief Information The LLM Program in International Tax Law aims to provide postgraduate education in the area of international tax law focusing on significant national tax law regimes and related areas, in particular business administration. Graduates should be in a position to skillfully apply international tax law in professional corporate, consulting and administrative environments. Programme Language English Programme Duration 12 months Programme Web Site http://www.international-tax-law.at/ University Web Site http://wu.ac.at/start/en Contact Person Barbara Ender-Rochowansky E-Mail [email protected] 14 Currency Euro Capital City Brussels Population approx. 11 million Language(s) Dutch - French - German (English is widely spoken) Country CallingCode +32 Neighbouringcountries Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Germany 15 Some Facts Why You Should Study in Belgium Willing to study abroad? Belgium is truly an astonishing place to have an enriching and unforgettable international experience in a welcoming, multicultural and multilingual environment. Rightly considered the heart of Europe the country offers every opportunity an international student could dream of. First and foremost Belgium is a great place to live. It is comfortable, safe and it benefits an extremely high quality of life at lesser expenses than in other big European capitals. The quality of higher education is widely recognized and is fairly affordable. Accommodations in Belgium are easily available and cities such as Brussels, Antwerp, Bruges or Liege are
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