Bachelor en Cultures EuropéennesApplying to our Programme
About our ProgrammeWhat is the Bachelor en Cultures Européennes (BCE)? In what way is it different from other, similar programmes? At a time where European institutions and traditions are at the forefront of public debates, you will have the unique opportunity to combine your studies in a conventional academic field with an integrated reflection on the origins, development and future(s) of Europe and European cultures. In line with the tradition of Liberal Arts Education, this combination provides both a strong academic specialisation and the ability and flexibility of mind required to leave your comfort zone and engage in multimodal critical thinking and creative problem-solving. In short, the BCE combines the elements below and provides:
Why should you choose the Bachelor en Cultures Européennes? The BCE programme embeds its specialisation tracks within a wide-ranging Common Curriculum in European Cultures. Its aim is to encourage students to extend the scope of their specialisation by acquiring general academic skills and developing a critical as well as reflective approach towards their chosen field of studies. A Strong SpecialisationChoosing what to study also influences your career choices. Depending on your plans for the future, a strong specialisation, and sometimes even a second specialisation, is necessary or advised. This would be the case, for instance, if you were thinking of going into teaching. We offer:
An International OutlookOne of the reasons for choosing Luxembourg is its location at the heart of Europe and its very international (and multilingual) demographic composition. Not knowing which language you will be hearing or speaking next is one of the challenges you might encounter while living and studying in Luxembourg. In the Bachelor en Cultures Européennes, we have opted to make the most of the linguistic and geographical specificities of our University and have integrated them in our teaching methodologies and philosophy.
Career OpportunitiesAs suggested above, a strong specialisation may be key to accessing certain types of careers. However, in some professions, such as journalism, for instance, you will also need the ability to quickly grasp and analyse unfamiliar issues and subjects. Because of its linguistic approach and interdisciplinary focus on European cultures, the Bachelor en Cultures Européennes offers:
|
StudiendirektorKontaktAdmissions Enquiries
Programm auf einem Blick
|