Module's final gathering

All the students participating in the module came together to present to the public (including a jury composed of professionals in European issues) the best productions chosen within each master.

The final assembly day is co-organized with a team from the IPEI Master as a tutored project. For this occasion, the team was composed of Carole Coulombe, Lisa Djida, Coline Laffitte, Zoé Zarlenga-Gaillard, Mathilde Cornet-Goy and Fanny Babalone.

Back to the 2019/2020 edition:

This year, Alliance Europa had a broader ambition. Beside the presentation of the students’ productions, the aim was to allow inter-acquaintance between the different masters, while proposing content that would help the students move towards professional life.

Thus, the Alliance Europa team and the team of IPEI Master students who co-organized the event, proposed workshops on:

- Resumes and professional interviews (animated by the SUIO of the University of Le Mans),

- Knowing oneself better and making the most of one's skills (with the participation of Rémi Corbineau - Iprex),

- Reverse Bingo and Moving Debate on Europe

- Team building

Presentation of the final productions and award ceremony

The afternoon started with a speech by Mrs. Maria Gabriela Zoana, former Member of the European Parliament, who presented to the students her professional career, as well as the most important aspects of the life of a Member of the European Parliament. She also described the main stakes of the EU, especially concerning the agricultural policy, making a comparison between Romania - her country of origin - and France.

Then, the students presented their final productions to the public and to the jury, composed of:

• Claire Manceau, Director of the Maison de l'Europe of Le Mans
• Aurélie Laurent, Lecturer in Public Law at the University of Le Mans
• Maria Gabriela Zoana, Former Member of the European Parliament
• Vanessa Charbonneau, Vice-President of the Pays de la Loire Regional Council
• Jeanne Emmanuelle Hutin, Editorialist at Ouest-France

Each group gave its best to convince the jury! The quality of the presentations was such that for the first time, in addition to the three winning groups, two groups were rewarded with the jury's special prize for the relevance of their work.

1st Prize

The first prize was won by the students of the Master in International and European Law at the University of Angers. Charlotte Roquebert, Jean Brécheteau, Martin Dugaz, Antoine Mourad and Caroline Paréont surprised the jury with their original production on consular protection in the European Union.

2nd Prize

Noam Le Teissier, Coralie Giard, Julie Louet, Celestine Hallier and Romane Gouhier, students of the Master of International Cultural Studies at the University of Le Mans (Arts, Letters and Civilizations) won the second prize thanks to their innovative production on the yellow vest movement and its influence in Europe.

3rd Prize

Special Jury Prize

For the quality of their productions, two groups were rewarded with the Special Jury Prize.

The first group was composed by Layla Ennaciri, Alfonso Re and Michelangelo Maglioni from the Master in International Sciences and Diplomatic Affairs of the University of Bologna, who chose to approach in an original way the topic "Peace, the origin and heart of European unity? »

The second group, composed of Carole Coulomb, Florence Dècle, Solène Fovelle, Dovilé Gasparaviciuté and Laure Jumelais from the Master in European and International Project Engineering at the University of Nantes, had chosen to create an online magazine exploring the question of Brexit (to access the content, click on the image).