Entry requirements

M1: Licence degree (political science, geography, history, sociology, communication, law, philosophy).

M2: Master 1 (political science, geography, history, sociology, communication, law, philosophy).

Benefits of the program

M1: Training in the various fields of political science, with innovative teaching methods; preparation of a research dissertation.

M2: Training in the various fields of political science, with innovative teaching methods; a full semester devoted to a work placement.

Acquired skills

Writing, political science analysis techniques, mastering professional tools of political work, research methods.

International

Specific exchange programmes with the United States (Xavier-Cincinnati), other international agreements in particular with universities in Latin America (Ricardo-Palma University in Lima, Peru, National University of Colombia in Bogota) and South Korea (Ewha); Erasmus+ agreements (in particular with the Universities of Bamberg, Bologna-Forli, Cluj-Napoca, Warsaw, Granada, Murcia, Roskilde, Viadrina-Frankfurt-on-Oder).

Capacities

25

Course venue

Your future career

PhD in political science/career as a staffer, lobbyist, communication manager, NGO manager, journalist, civil servant, teacher, researcher.

Professional integration

The Master's degree has a strong professionalisation dimension, and simultaneously favours admission to a political science PhD programme.

Study objectives

Prepare students to master the tools and debates specific to political science and the various professions related to the political field.

Major thematics of study

Political Science

Calendar

M1: short compulsory work placement (1-3 months) from May to September.

M2: long compulsory work placement (4-8 months) from February to September.

Back-to-school date

09-23-2024