The Master's in European Economic Studies in the Context of Globalisation, launched in the 2022–2023 academic year, has already established itself as a forward-looking programme for those wishing to rise to the challenges of an increasingly interconnected economy. Although we are a young programme, we have welcomed three cohorts to date, which gives us the flexibility and energy to incorporate innovative content and methodologies year on year.

Why choose this Master’s?

• Multidisciplinary and practical approach. We combine economic theory with law and international relations, drawing on real case studies, simulations of European policy scenarios and international negotiation workshops.
• Expert faculty and collaborative network. Our teaching staff bring extensive academic experience and maintain active ties with EU institutions, think tanks and leading organisations.
• A dynamic, up-to-date methodology Each year we review and refine our content to reflect the latest data and global trends, while also drawing on feedback from our students to offer the best possible learning experience to future cohorts.
• An international environment. Classes are delivered in Spanish, with the possibility of delivery in English, and we actively encourage interaction among students from a wide range of countries.

What sets us apart

Our "young" character is an advantage: we adapt our syllabus in real time to regulatory changes and emerging crises — for example, new sanctions imposed by the United States, post-pandemic recovery plans such as NextGenerationEU, and the European Green Deal.

If you are looking for a dynamic master's programme with a globalised European focus, and you wish to become a professional capable of designing and implementing solutions in complex environments, this is the programme for you.
We look forward to welcoming you and building the economic future of Europe together.