The Européen track is taught in English at the Institut d'Études Politiques (also called Sciences Po or IEP). Students have to take the whole track of 4 units (15 credits) and can not combine it with classes outside the IEP.
| Unit |
Total credits |
Courses |
| 1. French language |
3 |
- Pre-semester intensive course
- Semester course in French language
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| 2. European Union |
6 |
Choice of 4 of the following:
- The EU and the world economy (fall)
- Political sociology of the EU (fall)
- Cultural policy in Europe (fall)
- European Union/ India relations (fall)
- History, institutions and policies of the EU (fall)
- History of European integration (spring)
- European Union law (spring)
- Political sociology of the UE (spring)
- European policies toward old and new minorities in contemporary Europe (spring)
|
| 3. Applied European Studies |
3 |
Consists of guided visits of the European institutions of Strasbourg, combined with a weekly class. |
| 4. Topics in World Affairs |
3 |
Choice of 2 of the following, or any European Union course not already selected in unit 2:
- Understanding contemporary Africa, national construction, democratization and development (fall)
- European visual cultures in the "Long 19th Century" (fall)
- Introduction to cultural studies: European cultural heritage (fall)
- Market finance (fall)
- Microfinance (fall)
- Immigration to the UK: history and representations (fall)
- The EU and the Council of Europe (fall)
- Fascisms: European history and current challenges (fall)
- European cultural history (spring)
- The legal culture of the European court of human rights (spring)
- The Commonwealth of Nations: from Empire management to the challenges of the 21st Cinema and society in the UK (spring)
- The struggle for African-American civil rights (spring)
- The politics of visual culture in divided societies: the case of Northern Ireland (spring)
- Environmental politics in the US (spring
- External relations of the EU (spring)
- International public law (spring)
- A web-based course in experimental economics (spring)
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