National diploma of Master Droit, Économie, Gestion
Mention études européennes et internationales
The multidisciplinary Master’s in Multilevel Governance in Europe is a two-year programme focusing on policy-making in Europe. The various courses offer students a state-of-the-art understanding of how major societal challenges are addressed in Europe’s multilevel setting. This programme provides students with a thorough knowledge of the power dynamics within Europe’s multilevel governance setting, equipping them with the necessary know-how and conceptual tools to understand, analyse and act upon national, European and global politics. This degree is designed for future professionals in policy-making institutions, policy-research, think-tanks, policy-advocacy, public affairs, public commentary (including journalism), and similar domains.
Overview
Europe at the heart of multi-level governance issues
Understanding political and social challenges in Europe today requires analysing the interplay between different levels of governance (regional, national, European and global) but also the multilevel interactions between public actors (Member States, EU institutions, international organizations, etc.) and private actors (companies, networks, NGOs, etc.).
Developing the skills needed to engage with European policies
This programme provides students with a thorough knowledge of the formal and informal rules of European and international affairs, and of the place and role of the EU in global politics. Students will acquire the necessary know-how and the conceptual tools to understand, analyse and act upon European and international politics, and to develop innovative policies for public and private sector at several levels of governance – local, national, European or global.
Career opportunities
This master’s degree offers a wide range of career opportunities:
- Governmental institutions and agencies responsible for foreign and European policy, trade and international partnerships;
- European institutions (the European Parliament, the European Council, the European Commission, etc.) and EU agencies;
- International organizations (UN, UNESCO, OECD, World bank, etc.);
- Lobbying organizations, European NGOs, Think Tanks, Trade Unions;
- Businesses and Multinational companies;
- Academic career: students graduating from this MA can also access PhD programmes in order to pursue an academic career.
