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EUROPEAN STUDIES IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT MASTERS OPEN DAY 14 NOVEMBER 2019 Prof. RAMSES WESSEL (Lecturer ES) SANDER BOXEBELD BSc (Student ES) Dr. RIK REUSSING (Coordinator ES) Outline Why: European Studies @University of Twente?


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EUROPEAN STUDIES

IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT

MASTER’S OPEN DAY 14 NOVEMBER 2019

  • Prof. RAMSES WESSEL (Lecturer ES)

SANDER BOXEBELD BSc (Student ES)

  • Dr. RIK REUSSING (Coordinator ES)
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Outline

  • Why: European Studies @University of Twente?
  • What: Our Programme
  • How: Q and A Admission
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WHY EUROPEAN STUDIES @TWENTE?

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We live in a world surrounded by global challenges

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European Studies@UT States & Societies meeting challenges collectively in Europe

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European Studies@UT Europe working with the world

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Solving Wicked Problems

  • Complexity of the problem itself
  • Connected features across policy areas
  • Entrenched interests, ways of working
  • Complexity of cooperation across states
  • Societal, legal, institutional preferences

require adjustment to work together

  • Some conflicts are very strong
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European Studies@UT: Designing solutions for global challenges

  • Ageing societies require changing systems innovative solutions for

heath care and welfare

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European Studies@UT: Designing solutions for global challenges

  • Global (financial) markets require institutional engineering for greater

growth, stability, resilience

  • Same for the internet of things, 5G economy
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European Studies@UT Designing solutions for global problems

  • Internet of things is a dual-use technology (economic/military) being

advanced, but with dangers to be managed.

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European Studies@UT Designing solutions for global problems

  • Working together requires new partners
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European Studies@UT Designing solutions for global problems

  • And confronting new enemies, strategies & tactics
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European Studies@UT is about comparative multi-scale governance

  • Global challenges have regional and local effects
  • Solutions are found in the governance in the regions
  • Cross-border Collaboration
  • European Coordination & Regulation
  • International Co-operation
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Our philosophy: European Studies

A.The analysis of problems and possible solutions is central to designing solutions that work (comparative research approach) B.Public challenges are increasingly cross-border and transnational C.Government (“public sector”) needs to cooperate with the “private sector” and citizens to successfully implement policies D.Public challenges are complicated and emerge/develop at an exponential speed

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Why is ES in Twente different?

  • The University of Twente is a university of

technology

  • Technological solutions are created on

campus (robots, drones, ICT solutions, health technology, infrastructure)

  • At the UT students will learn the value of

these technologies, and

  • will learn the challenges of societal

implementation of technology

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Future world leaders & designers of solutions… YOU!

  • Researchers who define these “wicked” societal problems

and think out smart solutions

  • Professionals who contribute to legitimate, efficient and

effective policies in International organizations EU institutions National ministries, Regional and local government ... Think tanks, interest groups, civil society Private and non-profit sector

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European Studies@UT research with amazing experts

  • Prof. Ramses Wessel: Expert in international

law and organisations (globally and in the EU)

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European Studies@UT research with amazing experts

  • Prof. Ramses Wessel: recent thesis supervision

examples

  • Niezen, M. (2017). The EU as an external promoter of its

internal values.

  • Wel, M. van der (2017). The Brexit Roadmap : Mapping the

Choices and Consequences During the EU/UK Withdrawal and Future Relationship Negotiations.

  • Haringsma, R. (2018). Brexit and the UK’s future

participation in the EU’s foreign and security policy

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CHANGE OF THE (LEGAL) GUARD

  • Ramses Wessel leaving for Groningen (after 20 years in Twente)
  • His replacement is dr. Claudio Matera (from Italy)
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European Studies@UT research with amazing experts

  • Dr. Minna van Gerven (from Finland)
  • Expert in social policy, health care, ageing and

technological innovations

  • Thesis supervision includes:
  • Diffusion of innovations
  • Policy implementation
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European Studies@UT research with amazing experts

  • Dr. Minna van Gerven: recent thesis supervision

examples

  • Hansmeier, M. (2017). How the public media framed the

debate about Robot Tax from 31 May 2016 till 16 February 2017?

  • Emmerich, M. (2017). Pilot Population Management. A

qualitative case study of social innovation in healthcare.

  • Bartels, S. (2014). The Europeanisation of Social

Investment: towards Activation of older workers

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European Studies@UT research with amazing experts

  • Dr. Shawn Donnelly (from Canada)
  • Expert in financial markets, technology &

regulation (Eurozone, Banking Union, Global)

  • Power Politics
  • Now:
  • EU-China-America Relations
  • Cybersecurity & Internet of Things
  • Dual-use technology
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European Studies@UT research with amazing experts

  • Dr. Shawn Donnelly: recent thesis supervision

examples

  • Yann Hengstenberg (2017). Digital Platforms and Business

Model Innovation.

  • Rhode Betting (2016). Crowdfunding and EU Regulation
  • Arne Millahn (2017). Securitization Impacts on Varieties of

Capitalism

  • Lucas Rathke (2017). GMO Regulation in the EU and the
  • US. States
  • Gaia Pometto (2018). Banking Nationalism and Resolution

in Italy

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European Studies@UT research with amazing experts

  • Dr. Martin Rosema
  • Expert in elections, referenda and with a keen

interest in political psychology.

  • Thesis supervision

includes:

  • Support for the EU
  • European identity
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PROGRAMME

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Master European Studies at the UT

Two possibilities:

  • 1-year MSc programme European Studies at

the University of Twente, The Netherlands

  • 2-year DOUBLE DEGREE programme

Comparative Public Governance (MA) & European Studies (MSc) at the University of Twente and the Westfälische Wilhelms- Universität, Münster, Germany

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One-year programme ‘European Studies’

60 EC; Starts in September

  • 6 core courses (5 EC each)
  • 3 foundation, 3 deepening / specialization
  • Study trip (Brussels, Paris, Den Haag, etc.)
  • Master thesis 30 EC

(with an optional course of 5 EC)

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Courses in Twente

First semester (Q1)

  • Comparative Public Governance
  • What problems are there? What are the Global and

European challenges?

  • The International and EU Legal Framework
  • What cooperation do states engage in?
  • International Relations and Politics Framework
  • How do international politics shape cooperation &

conflict on these issues?

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Courses in Twente

First semester (Q2)

  • Regulatory Design and Implementation
  • Global, European regulation of markets & technology
  • Policy Design and Implementation
  • Global, European policy designs to meet social,

health, ageing challenges

  • Academic Research
  • Rigorous quantitative/qualitative research methods
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Study Trip

First semester (Q2)

  • Brussels
  • European Council, Commission, Parliament
  • European Defence Agency, External Action

Service, European Lobby Groups, UN Agencies, EU Committee of Regions

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Study Trip

First semester (Q2) selection of

  • Paris: Institute for Security Studies, UNESCO,

OECD (Economic Policy), EU Banking Authority

  • Frankfurt: European Central Bank
  • Den Haag: Tweede Kamer, Europol, Eurojust,

International Court of Justice, Hague Security Delta

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Two year programme: ‘Comparative Public Governance’

  • 120 EC: DOUBLE DEGREE: two diplomas!
  • Starts in September (in Twente)
  • 6 courses at the University of Twente (30 EC)
  • Courses at the Westfälische Wilhelms-

Universität, Münster in Semesters 2 & 3 (60 EC)

  • Master thesis 30 EC

(with one optional course of 5 EC)

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Courses in Münster

Second semester

  • Integration Module Comparative Public Governance (10)
  • Core Module Political Steering (10)
  • Core Module Political Participation (10)

Third semester

  • Optional Module “Erasmus exchange” (30 EC) OR
  • Optional Module “Free Electives” (12 EC) AND
  • Optional Module “Internship” (18 EC)
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CAREER PERSPECTIVES

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Your career

Government

  • International/European institutions
  • National ministries, regulators, central banks
  • Provinces or municipalities

Private sector

  • Public affairs department of multinational companies
  • Consultancy

Interest groups / civil society Academia/research

:
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STUDY ENVIRONMENT

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Study Environment

  • High appreciation in the recent national student surveys

(Elsevier, Keuzegids)

  • Small-scale: working in small groups
  • Dedicated and easily approachable teachers
  • Excellent facilities
  • Vibrant student life (student association Sirius)
  • Centrally located between Berlin, Paris and London
  • and… a unique Campus!
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More information

Information Market

Event with drinks & snacks (Waaier-building)

Websites:

  • www.utwente.nl/master/mes
  • www.utwente.nl/bms/ces

Contact:

  • master@utwente.nl
  • g.h.reussing@utwente.nl
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Q and A admission (see the handout) Questions?