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R U G G E N a T O L College of Europe_ Natolin Collège d’Europe Brugge EDUCATION BEYOND FRONTIERS UN ENSEIGNEMENT SANS FRONTIÈRES 2009-2010 Table of contents Table des matières 3 The College of Europe: education beyond frontiers - Le Collège d’Europe: éducation sans frontières 4 59 years of experience in European studies - 59 ans d’expérience dans le domaine des études européennes 5 Study and experience Europe - Etudier et vivre l’Europe 6 Academic programmes - Les programmes académiques 8 European Interdisciplinary Studies - Etudes européennes interdisciplinaires 14 EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies - Etudes en relations internationales et diplomatiques de l’Union européenne 17 European Political and Administrative Studies - Etudes politiques et administratives européennes 20 European General Economic Studies - Etudes économiques européennes générales 22 European Economic Integration and Business Studies - Etudes portant sur l’intégration économique européenne et le monde des entreprises 25 European Legal Studies - Etudes juridiques européennes 28 European Law and Economic Analysis Specialisation - Spécialisation en droit européen et analyse économique 30 European General Studies - Etudes européennes générales 32 InBev-Baillet Latour Chair of European Union - China Relations - Chaire InBev-Baillet Latour des Relations Union européenne - Chine 33 Libraries - Bibliothèques 34 The Language Service - Le Service des langues 35 The Careers Office -Le Bureau des Carrières 36 Student Life - Vie étudiante 38 Bruges campus 39 Natolin campus 40 The College Forum - Le Forum du Collège 42 Opening ceremonies: list of patrons and guest speakers - Cérémonies d’ouverture: liste des patrons et des orateurs invités 44 Admission and scholarships - Admission et bourses d’études 46 Selection committees - Les comités de sélection 47 Statistics - Statistiques 48 Development Office -Le Service de Développement 49 UNESCO Chair for the Right to Education - Chaire UNESCO du Droit à l’éducation 50 Global Competition Law Centre (GCLC) - ‘Global Competition Law Centre’ (GCLC) 51 Governing bodies - Administration 52 Partners of the College - Partenaires du Collège 54 Financial contributors of the College - Soutiens financiers du Collège 55 The Verversdijk extension of the Bruges campus - Verversdijk: l’extension du campus de Bruges Council of Europe, Council of Europe, Court of European Human Rights, Strasbourg Council of the Ministers, Brussels European Parliament, Parliament, European Brussels European Central Bank, Frankfurt Central European Court of European Luxembourg Justice, Commission, Brussels European United Nations, New York The information presented is subject to change. Candidates for the academic year 2009-2010 are therefore invited to consult the College of Europe website at www.coleurope.eu or to contact the College of Europe for up-to-date information. Les informations présentées sont sujettes à modification. Les candidats pour l’année académique 2009-2010 sont donc invités à consulter le site du Collège d’Europe au www.coleurope.eu ou à contacter le Collège d’Europe pour une information à jour. Pictures in this brochure - Photos dans cette brochure: College of Europe, Agence Belga, Adam Iwanski, Norbert Maes, Janusz Mazur, NATO, Martin Starl, Maciej Widzowski 2 BRUGGE - NATOLIN The College of Europe: education beyond frontiers Jacob van Oost, l’Ancien (1601-1670) Le Collège d’Europe: éducation sans frontières Portrait of a theologian 1668 (detail) Why study at the College of Europe? The academic quality and Pourquoi venir étudier au Collège d’Europe? Ses programmes the variety of its postgraduate European study programmes d’études européennes de troisième cycle sont en raison de are renowned worldwide. The College of Europe is the most leur qualité et de leur variété, réputés dans le monde entier. Le genuinely ‘European’ of all the university institutes of European Collège d’Europe est le plus européen des instituts d’études studies: it attracts a highly qualified pan-European faculty and européennes en raison du caractère paneuropéen de son corps welcomes students from across the entire continent and further enseignant et de ses étudiants, de l’atmosphère proprement afield; it enjoys a truly European atmosphere on its Bruges and européenne régnant sur ses deux campus de Bruges et de Natolin (Warsaw) campuses, and it can rely on its network of Natolin (Varsovie) et du vaste réseau de relations qu’il a bâti à personal and institutional relationships developed over the past travers l’Europe au fil de ses cinquante-neuf ans d’existence. 59 years throughout Europe and beyond. As the careers of many Enfin, comme les carrières de beaucoup d’anciens diplômés du of its alumni illustrate, the College degree opens up rewarding Collège l’illustrent, le diplôme du Collège offre des perspectives professional prospects in Europe and at the international level. professionnelles intéressantes en Europe et sur le plan international. Rector Paul Demaret 3 BRUGGE - NATOLIN 59 years of experience in European studies: a unique institution 59 ans d’expérience dans le domaine des The Hague Congress études européennes: une institution unique The College of Europe was the world’s first university institute of Le Collège d’Europe est le plus ancien institut de formation postgraduate studies and training in European affairs. Its origins et d’études postuniversitaires spécialisé dans les matières date back to the 1948 Hague Congress. européennes qui fut créé. Sa création remonte au Congrès de la Haye de 1948. Founded in Bruges (Belgium) in 1949 by leading European figures such as Salvador de Madariaga, Winston Churchill, Le Collège d’Europe fut fondé en 1949 à Bruges (Belgique) Paul-Henri Spaak and Alcide de Gasperi, the idea was to par des figures européennes de proue telles que Salvador establish an institute where university graduates from many de Madariaga, Winston Churchill, Paul-Henri Spaak et Alcide different European countries could study and live together. A de Gasperi. L’objectif était de créer un institut où de jeunes group of Bruges citizens led by the Reverend Karel Verleye universitaires issus de différents pays européens puissent venir were successful in attracting the College to Bruges, and étudier et vivre ensemble. Un comité de Brugeois enthousiasmés Professor Hendrik Brugmans, one of the intellectual leaders par le projet parvint, sous la conduite du Révérend Père Karel of the European Movement of the time became its first Rector Verleye, à le faire s’établir à Bruges. Le Professeur Hendrik (1950-1972). Brugmans, l’un des intellectuels chefs de file de la mouvance pro-européenne de l’époque, en devint le premier Recteur (de After the fall of communism, and in the wake of the changes in 1950 à 1972). Central and Eastern Europe, the College of Europe campus at Natolin (Warsaw, Poland), was founded in 1993 with the support Après la chute du communisme et les grands changements qui of the European Commission and the Polish government. The intervinrent en Europe centrale et orientale, le Collège d’Europe College now operates as ‘one College - two campuses’ and what installa en 1993 un second campus à Natolin (Varsovie, was once referred to as the ‘esprit de Bruges’, is now known as Pologne) avec le soutien de la Commission européenne et du the ‘esprit du Collège’. gouvernement polonais. Depuis lors, le Collège opère selon la formule ‘un Collège - deux campus’ et ce que l’on nommait précédemment ‘l’esprit de Bruges’ est devenu ‘l’esprit du Collège’. Former Rectors of the College / Anciens Recteurs du Collège BRUGMANS, H. (†) (NL) (1950-1972) ŁUKASZEWSKI, J. (BE/PL) (1972-1990) UNGERER, W. (DE) (1990-1993) FRAGNIERE, G. (CH) (1993-1995) von der GABLENTZ, O. (†) (DE) (1996-2001) AKKERMANS, P. (†) (NL) (2001-2002) PICHT, R. (†) (Rector a.i.) (DE) (2002-31/01/2003) Former Vice-Rectors of the Natolin (Warsaw) campus / Anciens Vice-Recteurs du campus de Natolin (Varsovie) DEODATO, E. (IT) (1993) LEWIS, D. (UK) (1994-1996) SARYUSZ-WOLSKI, J. (PL) (1996-1999) NOWINA-KONOPKA, P. (PL) (1999-2004) Paul Demaret, Rector, College of Europe and PICHT, R. (†) (DE) (2004-2007) Ewa Osniecka-Tamecka,´ Vice-Rector, College of Europe Natolin campus Honorary Professors of the College / Professeurs honoraires du Collège KORAH, V. (UK) KORMOSS, I.B.F. (BE) PAPPALARDO, A. (IT) PINDER, J. (UK) VAN BAEL, I. (BE) 4 BRUGGE - NATOLIN Study and experience Europe Etudier et vivre l’Europe Students meet Belarus opposition leader A. Milinkevich The College of Europe is characterised by its academic Le Collège est caractérisé par son indépendence independence, its bilingualism, the diversity of its teaching académique, son bilinguisme, la diversité de son corps staff and its multicultural environment, which together create enseignant, ainsi que par son ambiance multiculturelle, a genuine European ‘microcosm’. éléments qui contribuent à en faire un véritable ‘microcosme’ européen. Entry requirements and rigorous selection procedures ensure that students who are recruited are of the highest calibre. Des conditions d’admission et des procédures de sélection The student body, around 300 students in Bruges and 100 in sévères assurent un recrutement de première qualité. Pluralité Natolin, reflects a variety of cultures and a variety of personal des cultures et diversité des expériences caractérisent experiences. Students come from over 50 countries, many les étudiants du Collège, qui accueille aujourd’hui environ speaking a number of languages. All have completed a 300 étudiants à Bruges et
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