Frequently asked questions about MCES


    It is not compulsory to study a part of it in Europe though it is highly encouraged. As the program is completely focused on European Union, it is strongly recommended that students get to study at least a part of it in Europe to get a first-hand experience.

    No, it is not. But some partner universities may consider awarding a degree if two semesters are studied on their campus. 

    Yes. Options to specialize are provided in the second semester itself. A student can either specialize in European Business and Economics, International Relations or Social and Cultural Europe. 

    It depends on where a student decides to study. If a student decides to study in Manipal, it has to be paid here. If one decided to study it in one of the partner universities, it has to be paid directly to the partner university.

    Yes, it is in a globalized world. There has been a civilizational connect between India and Europe always and a major factor of democracy that creates the necessary bonding. 

    Yes, the program is designed to make you ready for a job in one of the European institutions and international organization in different parts of the world.

    There is no placement service as such. However, all possible support is extended to a student looking for an opportunity.