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Research at IEE
A multidisciplinary approach, integrated into a globalised context.
The Institute's associate research centres
As a Jean Monnet centre of excellence, the IEE-ULB is recognised for its expertise in European studies. 10 research centres cover several themes in close coordination with our partner faculties.
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4 research themes at IEE-ULB
4 research themes articulate the research at IEE-ULB around political sciences, law, economics, history, values and global interactions.
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Research stakeholders at the IEE-ULB
The IEE-ULB is a hub for research in European studies. Its researchers are integrated into research centres and units of our partner faculties.
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IEE-ULB research projects
IEE-ULB research projects are carried out by research centres, units and by European and international research networks, in association with our ULB partner faculties.
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Publications of the IEE-ULB
The IEE-ULB edits 3 series of publications. The institute distributes these publications, among other avenues, via the ULBLEU platform.
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Graduates 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."
What's new at IEE?
Live from the construction of the European Union.
Mentoring Thursdays or the joy sharing!
On 18 November, the first Mentoring Thursday of the 2021-2022 academic year took place at the Institute for European Studies, after almost a year of online sessions.
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Emmanuelle Bribosia, Vice-President of the IEE, is appointed judge at the Belgian Constitutional Court
The Institute for European Studies is pleased to announce that its Vice-President, Professor Emmanuelle Bribosia, was sworn in before the King on 8 November to become a judge at the Constitutional Court.
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Tracing the Politicisation of the EU
The new book, published in the context of the OpenEUDebate project by Palgrave Macmillan, presents an innovative and politically aware approach to the concept of politicisation as a heterogeneous phenomenon. It includes contributions from IEE-ULB affiliates.
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