Each student in the Department of European Political and Governance Studies writes a Master’s thesis, an original piece of work between 16,000 and 24,000 words, in French or English.
Professors supervise students for their Master’s thesis (15 ECTS) In the framework of the research seminars.
In October, professors of the research seminars present their respective seminars, and in mid-November students make their selection. Students then have a series of individual interviews with the professor and the academic assistant as the semester progresses, as well as methodological support. After the completion of the thesis, a defense session is held.
The research seminars offered are:
- BRACK N. - LUnion européenne face aux crises: légitimité, politisation, populisme, partis politiques, désinformation (30h)
- GÜRKAN S. - La diplomatie, sécurité et défense européenne (30h)
- HODSON D. - EU Governance and Integration : Common Policies, Institutions, Eurozone, (Digital) Single Market, Globalisation, EU Crises (30h)
- JUNCOS A. - The EU's International Role and External Action: CFSP, CSDP, EEAS, Enlargement, ENP, Russia, EU's Power (30h)
- KAEDING M. - EU Governance and Implementation of Policies (30h)
- SAURUGGER S. - EU Public Policy: Norms, Law and Politics, Interest Groups, European Commission, Court of Justice of the EU (30h)
- VAN INGELGOM V. - EU Multi-Level Governance : Citizens, Civil Society Actors, Political Parties (30h)
- WESTLAKE M. - EU Reform : Institutional Change, Constitutional Issues, EU Politics (30h)
- WESTON A. - European Security Matters : Crisis Management, Deterrence and Defence, Emerging and Unconventional Threats (30h)
Le caractère pluridisciplinaire de ce Master, et surtout la rédaction du mémoire m'ont aidé à m'orienter dans mon choix professionnel. - Valeriia Proskuriakova (Chopin promotion)