Graduates of the College of Europe have very different profiles in terms of social and professional experience, nationality, quality and skills (personal, professional and linguistic). This diversity is also reflected in the variety of Master's degrees they may obtain, i.e.:

• Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies - The Internal and External Dimensions of the European Union (Natolin Campus)
• Master of Arts in EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies 
• Master of Arts in European Political and Administrative Studies
• Master of Science in European Economic Studies
• Master of European Law (LL M)
• Master of Arts in European Transformation and Integration (Tirana Campus)

For more information on the nature of the qualifications provided by these various study programmes, please read the brochure.

In addition, once the students have been accepted by the College following a very tough selection procedure, they benefit from a demanding study programme which not only ensures their knowledge of European affairs, but also prepares them for the constraints of the professional world, however diverse these may be.