The Master in European Economic Governance (MEEG) aims to train full-fledged economists and experts in the field of European regulation and policy
Technical and analytical competencies acquired through the program are intended to form professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the European regulatory framework, who are adept at managing relations between national institutions, companies, and European institutions.
New internship opportunities have been launched with the European Parliament and OFCE, the Center for Research on Applied Economics at Sciences Po in Paris, in addition to the internships already available at Enel, TIM, CDP and MEF.
Why choose MEEG
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Earn
A Master of Arts in Economics
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Acquire
technical and analytical skills through lectures, conferences, and other events
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Find
job opportunities at economic and financial institutions, both national and European
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Become
an expert in the field of European regulation and policy
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Study
with a faculty of international academics, experts, and policymakers
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Attend
the CEPS summer programme in Brussels on European Policy Studies
Testimonials
I am pleased to have participated in the second edition of the Master’s in European Economic Governance. I strongly recommend this course to all students and young professionals who want to improve their knowledge of European Institutions and to all those who want to know more about the functioning of the European System. The courses and seminars will give you deep insight into the European framework, both from a political and economic point of view. The professionalism of the SEP staff and the experience of the faculty will greatly enhance your understanding of all the major actors of the various European institutions. The final internship and the opportunity to apply for the Master’s Module in European Policy Studies (MMEPS) at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) based in Brussels represents an added value to this Master’s Course. Through MEEG, I had the opportunity to do a three-month internship at the Italian Banking Insurance and Finance Federation, where I also had the chance to improve my knowledge of the European Banking System and to ascertain the importance of building a strong network with all the European actors.
