UNIVERSITÉ CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN - UNIVERSITÉ SAINT-LOUIS
MASTER EN
ÉTUDES EUROPÉENNES
Admission conditions
Depending on your profile, you will either be able to join the Master's programme
directly, or you may first have to complete some further training (if you do not meet
the criteria).
For details as to criteria for admission to the programme, please consult our website.
Career prospects
Your Profile
Learning Outcomes
AREAS
• European public administration, national
or international
• Interest representation
• Advisory bodies
• Economic or social activities requiring
expertise in European affairs
• Professional associations
• Consultancy
• International careers
• Teaching
• Research
FUNCTIONS
• National Official or European
parliamentary assistant
• Direction or Manager
• Lobbyist, campaign manager for an NGO
• Project Manager
• Representation functions
• Attaché in a party, a trade union or
federation of businesses
• Adviser or analyst in a research
department
• Researcher
• You will be able to develop analytical
strategies to better understand the
European integration process and to take
pertinent action
• You will have mastered in-depth and
specialised knowledge of the economic,
political, political-institutional, historical
and legal aspects of the European
integration process, and of the various
levels at which political power is
exercised
• You will be able to carry out an expert
analysis of the internal and external
aspects of the European integration
process, in its multiple dimensions
(institutional, socio-economic, political
and legal), and of its future prospects
• You will develop a multidisciplinary
and critical approach to global issues
of concern to the EU, including energy
security, sustainable development and
the expected responses to the economic
and financial crisis
• You will be able to participate in current
debates within the EU, developing well-
informed, structured and critical lines of
argument
• You will have developed a critical
academic attitude, able to take decisions
independently while prioritising civic
and ethical values and serving the
community.
• Your favourite subjects are law, political
science, economics and social sciences.
• You are increasingly interested in
European current affairs.
• You like to learn in an international
environment.
• You are considering a career in public
administration, interest representation
or consultancy associated with the
European institutions, or in one of the
various economic or social activities
which require expertise in European
affairs.
• You are looking for a course which
provides real insight into the workings of
the institutions, the international role and
policies of the European Union and which
guarantees a high level of specialisation.
