International Affairs and Development - Master's Year 1
Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies Major
Syllabus
Majeure Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies - Obligatoire - 21 ECTS
- Ethique et déontologie en milieu académique (obligatoire Majeure Economie et Majeure Pré-Doctorale Economie et Majeure Développement Durable et Majeure Conflict transformation and peace studies)
- Méthodologie de la démonstration (obligatoire Majeure Economie et Majeure Pré-Doctorale Economie et Majeure Développement Durable et Majeure Conflict transformation and peace studies)
- Enjeux environnementaux au XXè siècle (obligatoire Majeure Économie et Majeure Pré-Doctorale Économie et Majeure Développement Durable et Majeure Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies)
- Deconstructing Collective Violence
- Conflict transformation and management
- Conférences Professionnelles
- Practicing Peace
- Sociology of Armed Conflicts I
- Welfare Economics
Majeure Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies - Optionnel - 6 ECTS à choisir
- Financement du développement
- Macroéconomie
- Introduction SAS STATA
- Éducation et développement
- Introduction à la supply chain
- Arabe Débutant
- Sociology of Religious Dynamics
- Econométrie I
- Économétrie des séries temporelles
Anglais - Obligatoire (3ECTS)
Majeure Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies - Obligatoire - 24 ECTS
- Droit International
- Sociology of Armed Conflicts II
- Protection européenne et internationale des droits de l'homme
- Traitement de l'actualité, médias et conflits
- Economie et Conflits
- Decision Analysis
- Project Management
- Advocacy & Organisations
Majeure Conflict Transformation and Peace Studies - Optionnel - 6 ECTS à choisir
Academic Training Year 2026 - 2027 - subject to modification
Teaching Modalities
The first year of the Master’s program in International Affairs and Development is divided into two semesters. It runs from September to April or May.
From the moment they apply for entry into the Master’s program, students choose one of the three majors offered in the first year, based on the track they plan to follow in the second year. In exceptional cases, a change of major may be considered at the end of the first semester.
The first year of the Master’s program is divided between required and elective courses. The course offerings combine theoretical and applied classes, with each major having its own specific focus.
Languages play an important role in the program: English is a required subject, while Arabic is offered as an elective.
Internships and Supervised Projects
Students may do an internship or take a gap year between the first and second years of the Master's degree.