GEM PhD School

Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate

Globalisation, the EU & Multilateralism

European Commission Erasmus Mundus
International Programme > A Consortium of Leading Institutions

A CONSORTIUM OF LEADING INSTITUTIONS

iStock_000007227551XSmall.jpgThe GEM PhD School will offer a truly integrated doctoral programme of the highest academic quality, founded upon a strong research backbone and well-established international outreach programmes.

All 9 of its member institutions have extensive networks within relevant research and doctoral training communities. All are recognized leaders – both nationally and internationally – within their fields. The GEM PhD School thus combines the necessary expertise to ensure: (1) the originality of its research; (2) the scientific quality of the programme’s activities; and (3) the international scope of its impact.

European Partners

Université Libre de Bruxelles

Brussels,

Belgium

ulb.jpg Institut d’Etudes Européennes

University of Warwick

Coventry,

UK

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Libera Universitá Internazionale degli Studi Sociali

Rome,

Italy

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* All Doctoral Candidates will be employed by one of the EU-based Partners  

 

Third-Country Partners

Université de Genève

Geneva,

Switzerland

geneve.jpg Institut Européen

Waseda University

Tokyo,

Japan

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Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Stuies

Fudan University

Shanghai,

China

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Centre for European Studies

 

Besides these partner institutions - which will welcome the affiliated doctoral students and will bestow the earned doctoral degrees. The GEM PhD School can also count on the participation and support from a series of highly valued associated institutions, amongst which:

Associated Institutions

Boston University

Boston,

USA

boston.jpg Department of Political Science and International Relations

ITAM

Mexico City,

Mexico

itam.jpg Departamento Académico de Ciencia Política

UNU-CRIS

Bruges,

Belgium

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