Programme Overview

In today’s global and European politics, digitization is a critical issue reshaping states, diplomacy, and society. The Master’s in Digital Politics and Governance addresses how digital technologies impact political landscapes and equips students with the skills needed to navigate this complex terrain.

This unique programme in France blends theory with practice, offering an in-depth understanding of digital technologies and their interaction with politics. As the internet reaches 63% of the world’s population, its influence on political processes presents both opportunities and challenges. This master’s programme delves into the political, legal, and social issues arising from digitization, exploring responsible ways to harness digital tools for positive outcomes.

The curriculum is designed collaboratively with practitioners and experts from law, IT, and related fields, ensuring students gain comprehensive expertise. Key components include partnerships with the Université Catholique de Lille’s law department, guest lectures by digital technology professionals, and field visits to European digital hubs, such as Tallinn in Estonia.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Master’s in Digital Politics and Governance are well-equipped for diverse career paths, including:

• National Regulatory Bodies: Positions in agencies like France’s CNIL and ARCEP.
• Large Technology Companies: Roles in public affairs departments.
• Private Sector: Opportunities as digital strategy consultants.
• Start-ups and Think Tanks: Involvement with organizations like France Digitale.
• Public Administration: Positions in ministries and local authorities focusing on digital policy.
• International and European Organizations: Careers with the European Union, OECD, or the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity.
• NGOs and Advocacy Groups: Work in digital rights, data protection, or digital inclusion.
• Academia: Access to doctoral programmes for those pursuing academic careers.

Join us to shape the future of digital governance and influence global digital policy.