Moldovan students can benefit from scholarships at College of Europe

Chisinau, Oct 24 /MOLDPRES/- Moldovan students have the chance to continue their postgraduate studies at one of the most prestigious European academic institutions - College of Europe. The institution attracts students from more than 50 countries, including Moldova.

According to EU4Moldova, the College runs 10-month master's programs from September to June at campuses in Bruges (Belgium), Warsaw (Poland) and Tirana (Albania). Moldovan students can choose between specializations such as European interdisciplinary studies, economics, European law, EU diplomacy and international relations, European politics and governance, and European transformation and integration.

Young people can apply for scholarships that fully cover tuition fees and living costs through the European Neighbourhood Policy. In addition, Natolin Campus in Warsaw also offers additional scholarships for those opting to study history and journalism.

For candidates from the Republic of Moldova, the application process is open until January 15, 2025. After online registration, which runs from October to January 15, 2025, the pre-selection phase will follow. In January-February, the College of Europe will invite the qualified candidates to the interviews that will take place in March in Chisinau. The panel will include representatives from the College of Europe, the Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the EU Delegation.

The College of Europe is a private university, inaugurated in 1949 in Bruges (Belgium) and in 1992 in Natolin (Poland), considered the oldest and most prestigious postgraduate institution in the EU, aiming to prepare master students for the public service involved in carrying out political, economic, legal and international processes of European integration and studies.