Program Overview

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Master Histoire - Parcours La Mťditerranťe, L'Europe et le monde

The Master Histoire - Parcours La Mťditerranťe, L'Europe et le monde is a research-focused program that aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the history of the Mediterranean, Europe, and the world.

Objectifs

The program's objectives are to:

• Form students in research by exploring the history of the Mediterranean, understood as a natural environment, historical context, and historiographical category
• Examine the political experiences that have taken place in the Mediterranean
• Consider the diversity of languages and cultures in the Mediterranean region
• Understand the historical significance of the Mediterranean in relation to the continents that border it, including Europe

Public Visť

The program is designed for students who hold a bachelor's degree in history or a related field and wish to pursue research in the history of European and Mediterranean societies.

Conditions d'Admission

To be admitted to the program, students must:

• Hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent
• Meet the prerequisites outlined below

Prťrequis Obligatoires

The mandatory prerequisites for the program include:

• A solid academic background in history
• Excellent written and oral expression skills in French
• Ability to write and adapt to different communication situations
• Ability to argue effectively in writing and orally

Prťrequis Recommandťs

Recommended prerequisites include:

• Interest in the history of Europe and the Mediterranean
• Introduction to an ancient language and its paleography, or paleography of modern languages

Structure et Organisation

The program is structured around three blocks of knowledge and skills (BCC):

• BCC1: Provides a common foundation in foreign languages and methodology
• BCC2: Offers courses organized by historical period, common to students in the three thematic paths
• BCC3: Includes specialized, transchronological courses related to the program's theme

Formation et Recherche

The program focuses on research training, leveraging the expertise of the history department's faculty members specializing in the history of France, Europe, and the Mediterranean.

Connaissances ŗ Acquťrir

The program aims to provide students with knowledge of:

• The history of the Mediterranean as a natural environment and historical context
• The diversity of languages and cultures in the Mediterranean region
• The historical significance of the Mediterranean in relation to the continents that border it

Compťtences ŗ Acquťrir

The program seeks to develop students' skills in:

1. Analysis and synthesis:
   • Gathering and analyzing information from different sources
   • Analyzing complex situations from multiple perspectives
   • Identifying and solving problems
   • Proposing innovative solutions
2. Reasoning and writing:
   • Developing mastery of rhetoric and argumentative discourse
   • Engaging in argumentative discussions
   • Constructing a well-argued discourse
3. Autonomy and teamwork:
   • Pursuing research independently
   • Developing intellectual curiosity and a taste for inquiry
   • Organizing one's work effectively
   • Demonstrating critical thinking and the ability to work in a team

Stages et Projets Encadrťs

Students will:

• Prepare an individual research paper in M1 and M2
• Participate in a collective research project in the third semester
• Complete an observational professional internship or international research mobility in the fourth semester

Mťtiers Visťs

The program prepares students for careers in:

• Communication
• Public policy conception and management
• Secondary education
• Information and documentation management
• Research in human and social sciences

Domaines NSF

The program is related to the following NSF domains:

• Management and provision of documentary resources, archive conservation
• Journalism and communication (organization-management)
• Organization and administration of services and training centers

Dťbouchťs Professionnels

Graduates of the program can pursue careers in:

• Education
• Administration
• Journalism
• Culture and heritage
• Documentation and cultural mediation
• Historical research
• International careers, particularly in Europe and the Mediterranean
• Any profession requiring strong writing and synthesis skills

Poursuites d'…tudes

After completing the Master Histoire, students can pursue further studies, such as:

• Competitive exams (CAPES, agrťgation, etc.)
• Specialized master's programs (journalism, etc.)
• Doctoral studies in history

Responsable(s)

The program is directed by Mathieu Engerbeaud.