European Institute of High International Studies
| European Institute of High International Studies | |
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| Basics | |
| Honorary President: | Vlad Constantinesco |
| President of the Administrative Board: | Claude Nigoul |
| President of the Scientific Board: | Ferdinand Kinsky |
| Director: | Matthias Waechter |
| Degree: | Master in Advanced European and International Studies |
| Established: | 1964 |
| Address: | 10 Avenue des Fleurs, F-06000 Nice |
| Website: | http://www.ie-ei.eu |
The Institut européen·European Institute (IE·EI) is an international institution of graduate studies and research, based in Nice, France.
History
It was founded in 1964 with the support of the City of Nice and the European Commission. Its programmes take place in different countries, and focus on European Studies as well as International Relations.
Studies
The institute cooperates with numerous universities in central and eastern Europe, especially in Germany, Italy, and Turkey.
It features an international faculty,[1] which consist of university professors, experts and an equally multicultural student body.
The institute offers The Master in Advanced European and International Studies in two different branches: the trilingual branch and the anglophone branch. Its aim is to give students an all-embracing, encompassing vision of the political, social, economic, and cultural problems of today’s modern world. Students who successfully complete the programme acquire 60 ECTS credits.
The Master in Advanced European and International Studies
The trilingual branch
The trilingual branch comprises terms in Nice and Berlin interrupted by a one-week stay at the University of Rostock, which cooperates with the 'IE·EI' and a two-week residence at their Partner the University of Rome. Further this branch contains a study trip to European and international organisations in Brussels, Strasbourg and Geneva. Together with the MAIS at the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna and the European College of Parma, it is the only Master’s program in European and International Studies taught in three languages (French, English, and German).
The anglophone branch
The anglophone branch contains study visits in Istanbul, Nice and Berlin. Further this branch contains a study trip to European and international organisations in Brussels, Strasbourg and Geneva.
Summer Academies
The institute arranges summer academies every year in different European cities to different topics.
- Austria (Hofen Palace, Lochau): North American European Summer Academy: The relations between Europe and North America
Working language: English
Working language: English and French
- Croatia (Zadar): L´action de l´Union européenne pour l´environnement et les changements climatiques: enjeux et perspectives
Working language: French
- Romania and Bulgaria (Slobozia and Silistra): L'Europe des droits: l'après adhésion de la Roumanie et de la Bulgarie
Working language: French
- Slovakia (Bratislava): L'Union européenne face au défi énergétique
Working language: English and French
- Turkey (Istanbul): The EU-Turkey Relations: Lisbon Treaty and beyond
Working language: English
- United Kingdom (Canterbury): Federalism and Europe
Working language: English
- International Summer University (Opole/Poland, Berlin/Germany, Strasbourg/France): National Minority - Past and Present
Working language: English and French
Other Activities
Club de Nice - Énergie et géopolitique
External links
- Institut européen·European Institute
- Centre international de formation européenne
- Master in EU Studies Online
- Online Master - The EU and Central Asia in the International System
- Master in Advanced European and International Studies