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Your admission to University training at IEE-ULB
Access to University training at IEE-ULB is decided by a jury panel. How can you apply and what are the selection criteria?
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Your admission to masters or specialized masters
IEE-ULB, in coordination with its partner faculties, offers 6 training programmes open to university graduates and professionals. What are the admission requirements for these courses?
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Your admission to customised executive training at IEE-ULB
As part of continuing education, the IEE-ULB organises short, customised modules that follow staggered timetables. What are the admission requirements?
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Your admission to a Ph.D
IEE-ULB engages, in coordination with its partner faculties, in European research programmes that propose doctoral training. What are the admission criteria for these Ph.D.'s?
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Admission to summer schools
As part of continuing education, the IEE-ULB organises summer courses. What are programmes and the admission requirements?
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Rule of law as integral part of the next MFF: to what extent and why?
The impact of a potential rule of law conditionality in the management of EU funds is at the center of this piece by Maria Schinina, official representative of the Italian Chamber of deputies to the European Parliament and participant in the IEE's MEUS.
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Benedek Jávor says the Hungarian case shows the EU's shortcomings
Amelie Tagu, student in European Studies, dialogues with Benedek Jávor, former Member of the European Parliament, on the Rule of Law in Hungary and what it tells us about the situation within the European Union.
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Protecting the rule of law in the European Union: The Court of Justice to the rescue
A commentary on the judgment Commission v. Poland II judgment of 5 November 2019 (C-192/18), regarding the rule of law in the European Union, by Ludovic Badet, IEE alumnus in European Law.
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