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All IEE-ULB events and our take on the European agenda
The IEE-ULB reaches out to experts in European current affairs to offer a rich variety of events. Calendar and reports of past activities.
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Student life at IEE-ULB
Welcome to IEE-ULB! New and future students can discover all the services offered and information about the reality of life on the campus.
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Community life, clubs and societies at IEE-ULB
Community life at IEE-ULB is embodied by Eyes on Europe and Students for Europe. Of course, our students also take part in activities at ULB.
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Go further with the digital campus
The IEE-ULB digital campus offers students online access to practical and pedagogical tools. Discover the available resources.
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European documentation libraries
The European documentation centre at the IEE-ULB brings together documents from various European institutions. Our students also have access to other repositories.
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Your career after the IEE-ULB
At IEE-ULB, we prepare our students for their insertion into the marketplace, and into a career in the field of European affairs.
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Graduates from IEE
They work today throughout Europe and beyond.
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"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."
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Live from the construction of the European Union.
The EP after the 2019 European elections: a vector for change?
Andrew Bradley sheds light on the on the outcome of the 2019 European elections and the role of the new European Parliament.
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The European Elections : the Risk of "Muddling Through"
Mario Telo analyses the results of the European elections, highlighting the different challenges for the future of the EU and the impact of the Europhobes on the ballot.
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Young Voters Took Over the Hemicycle
On May 9th, the Day of Europe, dozens of young people between the ages of 18 and 26 confronted candidates to the European elections.
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