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European and Eurasian Studies Program

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European and Eurasian Studies Program
https://europe.fiu.edu

The aim of the European and Eurasian Studies program is to enable students to obtain an interdisciplinary concentration in various aspects of Europe. It is designed to enhance a student’s understanding of European politics, society, and culture, drawing on a broad range of courses in the arts and sciences and thereby to complement the student’s major course of study.

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