EMUNI Master Study Programmes 
Master Study Programmes
We are pleased to announce that the EMUNI University is issuing calls for enrolment of students in the m aster programmes Intercultural Business Communication and Environmental Analysis and Management.
The masters are the programmes of the 2nd Bologna cycle and equal 120 ECTS each. They are open to all students who have finished a three-year first level degree course of at least 180 ECTS, have a good knowledge of two foreign languages and basic knowledge of business and management topics.
Within the programme Intercultural Business Communication, students will deepen their knowledge in two foreign languages, chosen among English, French, German, Russian, Spanish and Chinese. They will improve and further develop their communication skills and the ability to communicate effectively in complex business contexts, for example within international companies or small medium-sized enterprises planning an internationalisation process. They will also familiarize themselves with the cultural characteristics of the countries where the languages they have studied are spoken.
The program Environmental Analysis and Management provides the students with an insight into the environmental processes as well as the possible modifications and perturbations of the system at macro and micro levels. The study program aims at understanding the bio-geo-chemical processes in aquatic and terrestrial environment with particular reference to marine environment where most of the natural processes occur. The postgraduates will gain in-depth knowledge of ecosystems and the competences to programme the suitable management of resources in relation to safeguarding of the environment and the specific requirements of the territory.
CLICK HERE for the application form for the enrolment to the programmes, the implementation of which is foreseen for November 2011.
EMUNI / ENPI Master Study Programmes
We are pleased to announce that the EMUNI University is issuing calls for enrolment of students in the ENPI PROJECT master programmes: Higher Education and Research, Mediterranean Business Development Initiative, De-pollution of the Mediterranean, Alternative Energies, Maritime and Land Highways and Civil Protection.
The masters are the programmes of the 2nd Bologna cycle and equal 120 ECTS each. They are open to all students who, as a general requirement, have finished a three-year first level degree course of at least 180 ECTS and have a good knowledge of English language.
The first three programmes to be offered are: the master of Mediterranean Business Development Initiative, the master of De-pollution of the Mediterranean and the master of Maritime and Land Highways.
Within the programme Mediterranean Business Development Initiative, students will deepen their knowledge about the role that Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises face in the EuroMed Region. The aim of the program is to provide technical and practical knowledge to the students of the problems and solutions required for the MSME segment in the EUROMED region to flourish. As a result, given the importance of the MSME segment in the region in terms of employment, the employability of the students is ensured.
The De pollution programme highlights the pollution aspects of the Mediterranean region. It is a multidisciplinary program, building on key experience in the different sub-fields and developed in response to the growing demand for individuals with the broad range skills necessary for handling environmental pollution issues.
The Maritime and Land Highway programme provides students with broad understanding and appreciation of different aspects associated with the management of maritime and land transport wither the management of equipments facilities with an emphasis on the Euro-Mediterranean region: maritime economics, international transport, terminal and port management in the foremost logistics hub of Europe and Mediterranean countries.
The application form for the enrolment to the programmes, the implementation of which is foreseen for November 2011, will be available through the EMUNI website from 25 August 2011.
