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Our lecture series, seminars, film clubs and round tables contribute to the debate around the state and the future of the European Union.
ALL IEE EVENTSTraining programmes
IEE-ULB organises 3 Masters, 2 Specialized Masters and an Executive Master in European studies. It also participates in doctoral training through 2 international networks.
TRAINING AT THE IEEResearch
10 research centres are associated with the IEE-ULB. The Institute coordinates the research on European Studies, in collaboration with its partner faculties at the ULB.
RESEARCH AT THE IEEWhat's new at IEE?
Live from the construction of the European Union.
Eyes on Europe takes a look at the European Green Deal
The Eyes on Europe magazine for the first half of 2021-2022 is out! It is entitled « European Green Deal, une Europe plus verte est-elle possible ? ». We invite you to discover the points of view of the Eyes students on the subject.
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Vacancy : Full-Time Research logistic collaborator at the IEE-ULB
The IEE-ULB is searching for a full-time Research logistic collaborator, responsible for the implementation of interdisciplinary research projects.
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Call for applications for postdoctoral fellowships for the Universities of Cambridge and Oxford
The Wiener - Anspach Foundation awards grants for the academic year 2022-2023 to researchers without a permanent position who have submitted their thesis at ULB and wish to continue their research at the University of Cambridge or Oxford. These grants are open to all disciplines. Deadline for applications: Monday 14 March 2022 at noon.
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Seen and heard at IEE
Specialists discuss European issues.
Shedding light on the increasing complexity of the EU-Africa relationship
IEE-ULB scientific collaborator Dr. Frank Mattheis presents the Jean Monnet Project ‘’ A reassessment of relations between the EU and African regionalisms (ARREAR) ‘’ in our QuestionTime series.
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Increasing EU competences in a health crisis situation : necessity or interference?
For the opening of the 'Apéros du droit' of the Centre de droit européen, a web conference on the difficulties encountered during the COVID-19 health crisis and the responses that the Union could provide was organised. The event was chaired by Dr. Louise Fromont (ULB) with the participation of honorary Pr. Marianne Dony (ULB), and Mr Olivier Louppe, lawyer at the Brussels Bar specializing in the field of health.
Read moreGraduates from IEE
They work today throughout Europe and beyond.
"I feel my knowledge of EU affairs is much deeper now, and this helps me tremendously in my daily work" (MEUS class 2018)"
"The IEE means a lot to me… equal opportunities, high quality education, access to whole new world of opportunities. And all that for more than reasonable tuition fees! The IEE can proudly claim to be a very democratic institution, providing high level education for everyone, regardless of their socio-economic background. Meritocracy, in one word."
"The Institut for European Studies is a really important tool, it gives you everything you need to develop your skills... It's also the connexions you make with the teachers: they really want you to go forward, they push you to bring the best out of you."