The Ethnic and Minority Policy Masters Degree at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) is designed for aspiring professionals and researchers keen to address the complexities of minority issues and diversity within the context of integration processes in Eastern Europe, the Balkans, and the Mediterranean. You will delve into the political, social, and psychological drivers of intergroup relations and discrimination, gaining an interdisciplinary perspective that spans political science, law, sociology, and anthropology. This programme equips you with the critical understanding and analytical tools necessary to navigate and contribute to a field of growing global importance.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is studied over two years, offering a blend of rigorous academic inquiry and practical application. You will engage with core subjects such as minority politics, intergroup relations, qualitative research methodology, and nationalism and ethnicity, culminating in an independent thesis. Through coursework and potentially an internship, you will develop expertise in conflict management and the promotion of multiculturalism and minority rights. You will graduate prepared for impactful roles in public administration, NGOs, research, media, and international organisations focused on diversity and inclusion.