MA in Adriatic Studies - The Adriatic: Regionality, Territoriality, Mobility (14th – 18th centuries)

What?

The MA in Adriatic Studies explores the Adriatic as a crossroads of civilizations, examining its rich history, culture, and dynamics. A network of partner institutions accompanies the program, offering support and enriching the student experience. Join us to develop the expertise essential for impacting academia, policy-making, and international collaboration.

Why?

• Expert faculty: Learn from specialists from universities of the wider Adriatic region (continental Europe, Mediterranean, Balkans)
• Interdisciplinary focus: Combine history, anthropology, political science, environmental studies, and economics for a holistic view of the Adriatic.
• Real World Engagement: Benefit from fieldwork opportunities, seminars, and partnerships with local institutions and organizations
• Global Perspective: Expand your understanding of how the Adriatic region connects with broader global developments, from trade networks to cultural exchanges

Where?

The program is hosted by the Department of History at the Ionian University in Corfu and is delivered entirely through distance learning

Curriculum

The curriculum offers a comprehensive exploration of the Adriatic through three key perspectives:

• Regionality, offering a comprehensive view of the area;
• Territoriality, highlighting its distinct characteristics;
• Mobility, exploring movement, exchange, and overlooked connections.

The operation of the program is defined by its flexibility, offering a wide variety of elective seminars, fieldwork, and active support for thesis completion, including in-person colloquium.

When?

Program starts in October 2025

Who can apply?

The MA Adriatic Studies program accepts graduates of Humanities, Social, Political and Legal Sciences holding a first and/or second-cycle degree from Higher Education Institutions from Greece, the EU and overseas.

When can I apply?

Between May 15^th and July 15^th 2025

How can I apply?

Via the program’s website link https://www.adriatic.history.ionio.gr/#Apply

Admission requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in the fields of Humanities, Social, Political and Legal Sciences
• Proficiency in English (C2 level), in case English is not your native language
• Two references (preferably academic)
• Research proposal

Total Credits: 120 ECTS

Duration: Full time – 4 semesters (2 years)

Tuition fees: 3600€

For more information:

Email: adriatic@ionio.gr

Phone: +30 26610 87300

Website: https://www.adriatic.history.ionio.gr

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