Programme structure
I. Didactic activities are structured around mandatory and optional courses, and other activities (such as internship). Courses planned to be offered are:
| Semester | Course name | ECTS | Location of the course |
| Mandatory modules (60 ECTS) | |||
| 1st | 1. Economic foundations of local development | 9 | Budapest |
| 1st | 2. Social and political foundations of local development | 9 | Budapest |
| 1st | 3. Research methodology, project evaluation and impact assessment | 6 | Budapest |
| 2nd | 4. Data analysis and territorial statistics | 6 | Regensburg |
| 2nd | 5. The management of diversity in societies | 9 | Regensburg |
| 3rd | 6. Legal analysis of local development | 6 | Trento |
| 3rd | 7. Economic and social analysis of institutions | 6 | Trento |
| 3rd | 8. Local sustainable development | 9 | Trento |
| 1st / 2nd or 3rd | Language course (German, Italian) | 3 | At any partner university |
| Elective (optional) courses (27 ECTS) | |||
| 1st / 2nd or 3rd | Students are requested to choose elective courses offered by the hosting institution which will provide a list of suitable courses at the beginning of the semester. | 27 (in TOTAL) |
At any partner university |
Didactic activities may also include laboratories and guest lectures.
II. Participants have the opportunity to attend Hungarian, Slovenian, or other language courses upon their request as extracurricular activity.
III. Internship (10 ECTS): internship is held in qualified organisations (institutions of local and regional government, public/private partnerships, decentralised administrations of national government, industrial districts, trans-border co-operation-projects, policies for enterprises and local development, services to enterprises, research centres, local banks, NGOs active at local level or for the promotion of local development) located in the countries of the partner and associated universities or in international organisations (350 hours).
Students are invited to find other suitable placement opportunities, which meet their research objectives upon authorization by the International Academic Committee of the Master CoDe programme.
IV. Project Work (Master thesis) (20 ECTS): analysis, research and fieldwork aimed at the elaboration of an original and innovative analysis on local development.
Schedule of activities
| I semester (1st semester, 1st year) Mandatory courses 1 – 3, language and optional courses; examinations |
September 2017 – January 2018 Budapest |
| II semester (2nd semester, 1st year) Mandatory courses 4 – 5; language and optional courses; examinations |
February 2018 – July 2018 Regensburg |
| III semester (1st semester, 2nd year) Mandatory courses 6-8; language and optional courses; examinations |
September 2018– January 2019 Trento |
| IV semester (2nd semester, 2nd year) Internship; Project Work |
February 2019 - June 2019 |
| Project Work completion | June 2019 |
| Project Work defence and Graduation Ceremony | September 2019, Budapest |
Call for Applications
For Erasmus Mundus Incoming Scholar Fellowships in the Framework of Joint European Master in Comparative Local Development
Academic Years 2017/19
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