Why study Comparative European History in Nijmegen?
Are you intrigued by Europe’s past and future? Do you want to become a critical citizen on a national and international level? Do you like to follow the news and want to take active part in major debates covered in the media? Do you often wonder about the mechanisms that drive societal issues around the world and wish to acquire the analytical skills to investigate and understand them? Would you love to study in an international environment with students and staff from different parts of the world? Then Comparative European History at Radboud University is the right choice for you.
Learn from an international staff of leading researchers in the humanities
The Bachelor's programme in Comparative European History at Radboud University distinguishes itself from other similar degree programmes by having an innovative and topical degree programme taught by dedicated, inspiring professors. Thus, you will be trained by an international staff of leading researchers in the Humanities. The content of the programme is always exciting, up-to-date and relevant, reflecting new developments in the Historical field.
Experience English-taught international classrooms
The programme in Comparative European History at Radboud University is English-taught, which prepares you for an international career. Furthermore, you will have many Dutch and international peers, giving you not only the opportunity to speak English in and outside the classroom, but also to experience different perspectives from other cultures and countries. You will soon discover that you are learning not only from your lecturers but also from your peers!
Engage in a variety of research projects conducted by yourself and in groups
Our Bachelor’s programme in Comparative European History prepares its students to become well-versed academically educated communicators on historical topics. You and your fellow students will engage in a variety of research projects in which you will learn to apply theoretical concepts to complex historical questions and to reflect on pressing matters in past and present societies and politics. You can use your findings to develop and formulate clear and well-founded perspectives on vital aspects within European history.
Participate in various skill learning courses
The programme includes skill learning courses (Analytic Academic Writing, Academic Communication and Professional Skills) in which you are trained to give presentations, hold and lead academic discussions and write scholarly papers, as well as to participate in debates on current historical and societal problems. These courses will provide you with a strong skillset that prepares you for the future.
Personal approach
Radboud University is known for its personal approach to learning and education. You will experience this personal approach first hand in- and outside of the classroom. The small-scale teaching at the Faculty of Arts makes it possible for you to get frequent contact hours with your lecturers and your peers. Furthermore, you will receive guidance of your personal lecturer mentor who will help you find your way in your studies and your life in Nijmegen.
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