Master Études européennes et internationales parcours Management of european affairs

Managing company or dealing in the European market requires a deep understanding of the European Union system. Hundreds of jobs are also created every year directly in the institutions (the Parliament, the European Commission, the Court of justice...). Indirectly, there are more than thousand new jobs, in other worldwide institutions and in the business companies, linked with the European Union. In the public or the private field of the economic life, the Euro pean Union takes an important place.
The Master European and International Studies (EIS) was created with the ambition to educate the next experts on European Union issues. These experts have to acquire multidisciplinary competences: economic, finance , law, management, and political sciences.This Master is a two years program with two educational tracks: Management of European Affairs (MEA) and European economic and Political Affairs (EEPA).
If you are particularly interested in doing business in Europe or with Europe-based firms and organizations, don't hesitate! Join the Master European and International studies, Management of European Affairs (MEA) program, to get all the competences that you need!
Krifa-Schneider Hadjila,Associate Prrofessor, Maître de conférences.
The main purpose is to educate future experts and / or managers able to match the highest requirements of companies, institutions or other authorities which have to deal with European decision-making processes. These e perts will master how the European decisions are made and how they affect the head office in others institutions as in companies.The Master European and International studies give to the students a complete multidisciplinary education in European eco nomics and management. The students will also learn the basis of political sciences. This master is mainly intended for students who desire a career in an international or European institutions or companies. It targets also students who have some interest to do research

2 YEARS OF STUDIES divided in 4 SEMESTERS
The validation of the 4 semesters gives ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) : 120 to validate the master.
An average of 20 hours of courses per week, and personal and regular work to complete. Period of INTERNSHIP.
The M1 (first and second semesters) is devoted to a training of International Economics and management, European economics and management, European and International Business Law, Negotiation and Lobbying Techniques. At the end of the academic year, students can either undertake an internship in an institution or a company from April to May (2 months min), or write a dissertation, or move to do the second semester in an international partner university.
The M2 allows students to develop a specialization in the third semester as well as to concretely apply the acquired knowledge through a six-month internship in a company or in an international or European Institutions during the fourth Semester.