Mentoring program
A close relationship with our graduates is also of great importance to us at the Institute for European Studies. Our more senior graduates play an important role in the training of the future specialists of European integration. Our alumni network aims to be a source of information and contacts, especially for younger professionals just starting their careers.
It is with great pleasure that we relaunch our mentoring program this academic year. Promoting the exchange and sharing of ideas and resources between current and former students of the IEE-ULB is the goal of this project.
Outstanding career paths: we honor our alumni
This October 25th, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., we have the pleasure to present a study on the “Professional Path and Geographical Mobility” of our alumni, coordinated by Professor Ramona Coman, Director of the IEE-ULB. With this presentation, we kickstart the “Mentoring Thursdays.”
This study had been conducted with the support of the Institute for European Studies (IEE-ULB) and the Fonds d’encouragement en études européennes 2018-2019.
Our alumni network
Since 1964, around 7,500 students have become alumni of the IEE-ULB. They are a high-level professional network of former commissioners, ambassadors, politicians, researchers, entrepreneurs and professionals from the private sector.
Participation is free, under registration