Why choose this Master?
BECAUSE OF BOTH UNIVERSITIES'
OF RENOWNED EXPERTISE
• These two universities have, through their
respective Institutes of European Studies,
developed considerable expertise on the
European Union, the European integration
process and the challenges facing the Union.
Teaching and research takes place in both
Brussels and Louvain-la-Neuve, supported
by expert input from practitioners, decision-
makers and senior European officials such as
H. Van Rompuy, D. Reynders, L. Van Middelaar,
G. De Kerchove, etc.
BECAUSE OF ITS
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
• The Master in European Studies takes a
highly interdisciplinary approach, calling
on knowledge and research generated by
historians, political scientists, lawyers,
economists, etc.
BECAUSE OF ITS POTENTIAL FOR
INTERNATIONAL MOBILITY
• As part of the Erasmus+ programme,
students may be sent to the Paris Institute of
Political Studies, the University of A Coruña,
the University of Coimbra, the University
of Florence, the University of Cologne, the
Jagiellonian University, the University of
Wroclaw, the University of Geneva or Charles
University.
BUT ALSO
• Because of its geographical proximity to the
European Institutions
• Because of the participation of its researchers
and teachers in international research
networks
• Because of the alternative week organised in
Brussels, which allows students to dialogue
with people actively involved in European
integration, and to visit strategic EU locations.
Recognised centres of research, teaching and documentation
The IES USL-B and the IES UCL are recognised by the European Commission.
In Brussels, the IES USL-B European Documentation Centre is officially recognised by the
Commission, whilst in 1999, the IES UCL was granted the title of Jean Monnet European Centre
of Excellence.
INSTITUT D’ÉTUDES
EUROPÉENNES
UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE
DE LOUVAIN
Place des Doyens 1 bte L2.01.03
1348 Louvain-la-Neuve
Tél. +32 (0)10 47 84 88
uclouvain.be/euro
INSTITUT D'ÉTUDES
EUROPÉENNES
UNIVERSITÉ SAINT-LOUIS -
BRUXELLES
Boulevard du Jardin botanique 43
1000 Bruxelles
Tél. +32 (0)2 211 78 13
Éditeur responsable : Sébastien Van Bellegem.
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© UCL - 1
ère
édition - mars 2015 (16-0073).
Photos : Wikimedia, Benjamin Brolet,
Jacky Delorme, Damien Dumoulin.
