Erasmus Mundus
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An international master's degree in social sciences studying contemporary work and employment challenges, taught in French and English or Spanish, with mobility across three countries over four semesters.
The Master WOCC (Contemporary Challenges in the Worlds of Work) is an interdisciplinary, bilingual, and international master's programme offered through an Erasmus Mundus consortium of six universities across France, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Canada, and Argentina. The program is coordinated by Université de Lille and focuses on contemporary transformations in work and employment through a unique mobility pathway: students study semesters 1 and 4 at Université de Lille, then semesters 2 and 3 at two partner universities according to their chosen specialization. The curriculum covers global work and employment dynamics, public policy analysis, contemporary challenges (sustainability, diversity, mental health, digital transformation), and the development of analytical and critical skills for a globalized labor market. What you get • Degree from Master WOCC consortium plus diplomas from partner universities where you study (multiple recognized international degrees) • Mandatory internships with public administrations, NGOs, companies, and unions • Study visits to international institutions • Mobility across three countries during the four-semester program • Combination of theoretical analysis, practical immersion, and international cooperation
• Bachelor's degree (licence, baccalauréat universitaire, or equivalent) from a recognized university • Background in humanities, social sciences, law, economics, or related fields (other disciplines considered with relevant academic or professional experience) • Proficiency in French and English or Spanish at B2 level (or equivalent)