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Degrees
Signatory to an Erasmus University Charter, the partner institutions of the Consortium use ECTS mechanisms in order to facilitate academic recognition for the students’ mobility period. Every study unit of the TEMA European Master Course is translated into ECTS credits. The number of ECTS credits earned is also indicated in the diploma supplement, in accordance with the criterion established by the European Committee, the Council of Europe and the UNESCO/CEPES.
TEMA graduates receive a double or multiple degree, along with a diploma supplement, allowing them to enter into the professions in the area of local, regional, national and European territorial administration, in urban planning and research institutions.
In each partner country the TEMA Master Course is fully recognized as an accredited Master’s program in History or Social Sciences.
- In Budapest, the Master in History, taught in Hungarian at the Faculty of Humanities of the Eötvös Loránd University, was accredited by the Hungarian Accreditation Board (MAB) according to the decision n˚ 2008/6/IX/3/34, adopted at the plenary session on the 4th of July, 2008. This accredited Master’s program in the Hungarian language (Történelem MA – “Nemzetközi kapcsolatok, globalizáció a 19.-20. században” and “Európai tér- és várostörténet”) served as a basis for the recognition of the History Master’s degree taught in foreign languages (Program title: “History of civilizations, globalization and European territories in the 19th and 20th centuries”) by the Senate of University ELTE. The TEMA Master’s is recognized as part of the latter program taught in foreign languages. The decision n˚ XXII/2009 of the Senate concerning the recognition of the History Master’s taught in foreign languages (English, French, German and Russian) was adopted at its assembly of the 23rd of February, 2009.
- In Paris, the TEMA European Master Course is recognized as a specialization within the Master’s in Social Sciences “Territory, Space, Society” (Territoires, Espaces, Sociétés – T.E.S.). The diploma was officially recognized by the decision of the Ministry of Higher Education and Research, Directorate General of Higher Education on the 5th of September, 2005, under the following reference number: 20050116. The recognition was updated by the decision made on the 19th of January, 2009.
- In Catania, the Council of the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy approved, by decision n˚ 11 on the 26th of October, 2007, the Convention concerning the implementation of the TEMA European Master Course „European Territories: Identity and Development” and the TEMA curriculum, a recognized specialization within the Master’s in History and Analysis of Territory (Master in Storia e Analisi del Territorio – Territori europei). The Convention and curriculum of the TEMA Master Course were also approved by the Academic Senate of the Ateneo, decision n˚ 98 on the 21st of January, 2008. Taking into account the autonomy of the universities in Italy, this process leads to the full recognition of the Master Course.
- In Prague, the TEMA Master Course is recognized as a specialization within the Master’s program in History „General and Comparative History” (Magister oboru Historie se specializaci Obecné a komparativni dĕjiny), accredited in 2006 by the Czech Accreditation Board under the following reference number: 7105T021. The number of the study program is: N7105.
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