UNIVERSITY graduates can now do a degree in the Brexit process — with help from the French.
A new two-year course promises a unique “deep dive” into the UK’s seismic departure from the EU.
The Master’s in Contemporary European Affairs is a first-of-its-kind offering, and will help students “understand this fast-moving new world”.
It starts at Liverpool Hope University in October, and is in conjunction with France’s Lille Catholic University, in a bid to cement the UK’s continental relations.
Dr Bryce Evans, Associate Professor in History and Politics at Hope, said it is vital to understand the ramifications of the 2016 referendum.
The “leave” result was implemented by PM Boris Johnson.
Dr Evans said: “Like it or loathe it, but Brexit is going to have a huge impact on all of our lives, whether that’s trade, travel or the price of goods.”
He added: “Brexit is not going to mean glorious isolation for the UK and we need to know precisely how Europe works more than ever before.”
Anyone interested needs a first or upper second class.
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