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This programme is designed for students who have already gained a Master and are turning to the Advanced Master in Interdisciplinary Analysis of European Construction to gain additional special training in the field of European studies to establish a link with professional activities relating to the institutions and policies of the European Union. 

It provides teaching in the legal, economic, political and historical foundations of European integration as well as an interdisciplinary seminar which tackles various issues relating to this.

There is a choice between three special option courses : Dimensions and Means of European Policies, Europe, States and Societies and Europe in the World. These enable students to deepen their knowledge in one of these areas.

Advanced teaching on subjects relating to European construction also gives students opportunities to consider more deeply the processes at work and to adopt a critical attitude towards them.

The programme is organized jointly by the Institute of European Studies at UCL and the Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis (where the courses are held).

This programme of 60 credits is made up of courses and seminars worth 45 credits, as well as a final assignment for 15 credits. The core subjects account for 28 credits and are organized in the first semester : they are made up of courses on different disciplines and an interdisciplinary seminar entitled 'Thinking Europe'.

The second semester is devoted to the production of a final assignment (15 credits) and a specialization for 15 credits in option courses.

All the courses are held at the Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis.

Doctoral programmes : the Institute of European Studies does not award doctorates in European studies. Each Faculty sets the conditions for entry to their doctorates. The Institute of European Studies participates in the Graduate School for European studies.

See the general admission requirements

Specific procedures :

Special procedures:

‘Licence’ degree awarded in the French-speaking Community) or a foreign degree recognized as equivalent to the 120 credit Masters awarded in the French-speaking Community or validated by the panel for at least 300 credits.
For studies abroad which do not reach a total of 300 credits, applications for admission to the Advanced Master are subject to the approval of a panel who will consider the quality and content of the training undertaken abroad and may go on to validate it at a level of 300 credits.
The candidate have to prove the sufficient knowledge of French.

The management of applications is done at the Facultés universitaires Saint Louis in Brussels. 
Applications should be submitted to Michaël Blariau, blariau@fusl.ac.be, 02/211.78.13

 

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Mature students

Contact

Requests for further information should be sent to Michaël Blariau, at the Facultés universitaires Saint Louis blariau@fusl.ac.be     Tel: 02/787.93.36

Michaël Blariau, blariau@fusl.ac.be, 02/211.78.13

This Advanced Master tackles European studies from a multidisciplinary perspective which accounts for its originality and special features. It applies the resources of political science, law, economics and history to the study of European integration. Students acquire the basic knowledge which enables them to understand the foundations of European construction.
The interdisciplinary seminar 'Thinking Europe' develops the interdisciplinary aspect.
The teaching staff is made up of both academics who specialize in the subjects studied and practitioners from the institutions and common policies who can shed light on how they actually work and who represent a source of expertise for students.

Assessment may take the form of written or oral examinations. The interdisciplinary seminar Thinking Europe and the final assignment are assessed on the basis of a piece of written work, in accordance with guidelines set out by the supervisor.

No elements of internationalisation for this programme.

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Mandatory Optional Courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses taught this academic year Two year courses
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						Year
						1
Final assignment (17credits)
LEUSL2800	Final assignment	N.		15credits		x
LEUSL2801	Introduction to the European information and documentation	Yves Conrad	12h	2credits	1+2q	x
Core subjects (28credits) All courses are compulsory
LEUSL2701	The historical and cultural basis of the European integration	Geneviève Duchenne	37.5h	5credits	1q	x
LEUSL2702	The economic basis of the European Integration	Jean-Christophe Defraigne	45h	6credits	1q	x
LEUSL2703A	The legal basis of the European Integration: general theory and institutional law	Julien De Beys, Didier Nagant de Deuxchaisnes	30h	4credits	1q	x
LEUSL2703B	The legal basis of the European Integration: internal market law	Jean-Paul Keppenne	15h	3credits	1q	x
LEUSL2704	The political basis of the European Integration	Tom Delreux	22.5h	4credits	1q	x
LEUSL2705	European budget	Magali Verdonck	15h	3credits	1q	x
LEUSL2706	Interdisciplinary workshop Europe as it is thought	N.	15h	3credits	2q	x

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						1	2
The student chooses 15 credits from the following courses
LEUSL2201	Nations, cultures and religions in Europe	Elie Barnavi, Michel Dumoulin	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2202	Political philosophy and the European Union	Helder De Schutter, Justine Lacroix, Philippe Van Parijs	30h	5credits	2q	x
LEUSL2711	Economic and monetary union	Dominique Servais	30h	5credits	2q	x
LEUSL2712	External action	Christian Franck	22.5h	4credits	2q	x
LEUSL2713	Citoyenneté et droits de l'Homme	N.	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2714	Libre circulation des personnes, politique d'immigration et asile	Jean-Yves Carlier	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2715	Coopération policière et judiciaire	Gilles De Kerchove	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2716	Social policy and employment	Yannick Vanderborght	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2717	Environment, consumer protection and health policies	Nicolas de Sadeleer	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2718	Research, Education, Culture and Media Policies	Renaud Denuit	15h	3credits	2q	x

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Mandatory Optional Courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses not taught this academic year Periodic courses taught this academic year Two year courses
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The student chooses 15 credits from the following courses
LEUSL2201	Nations, cultures and religions in Europe	Elie Barnavi, Michel Dumoulin	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2202	Political philosophy and the European Union	Helder De Schutter, Justine Lacroix, Philippe Van Parijs	30h	5credits	2q	x
LEUSL2711	Economic and monetary union	Dominique Servais	30h	5credits	2q	x
LEUSL2712	External action	Christian Franck	22.5h	4credits	2q	x
LEUSL2713	Citoyenneté et droits de l'Homme	N.	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2714	Libre circulation des personnes, politique d'immigration et asile	Jean-Yves Carlier	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2715	Coopération policière et judiciaire	Gilles De Kerchove	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2716	Social policy and employment	Yannick Vanderborght	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2717	Environment, consumer protection and health policies	Nicolas de Sadeleer	15h	3credits	2q	x
LEUSL2718	Research, Education, Culture and Media Policies	Renaud Denuit	15h	3credits	2q	x