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§ 5 (1) 5a. VO European Integration - Introduction

Students acquire the ability to explain and describe the process of European integration and how the European Union works. They are able to analyse and independently answer the questions concerning the institutions, decision-making processes and policy fields in the political system of the EU and its member states.

Introduction to the history and development of the EU, legal principles of EU integration, institutional and procedural foundations, policies and development perspectives of the EU.

lecture, required reading, discussion

Written examination

Martin Große Hüttmann/Hans-Georg Wehling (Hg.): Das Europalexikon, Begriffe. Namen. Institutionen, 2. Aufl. Bonn 2014;

Weidenfeld, Werner/Wessels, Wolfgang (Hg.): Europa von A bis Z. Taschenbuch der europäischen Integration, 16. Aufl., Baden-Baden 2020.

Verträge EUV und AEUV

successful completion of compulsory module 1

Students of the Bachelor’s Programme – Management and Economics UC 033 571 (elective module) and the Diploma Programme International Economic and Business Studies UC 155 (compulsory module) do not register for a course via the “SOWI point booking” but via the booking button “LFU:online”.

When registering for the corresponding course, students should also note that they want to attend the course as an elective or compulsory module.