PROGRAMME D'ÉTUDES EUROPÉENNES
PROJET JEAN MONNET 2019-2020
PROJET JEAN MONNET 2019-2020
Nous sommes le Young Researchers Network (YRN) , une entité officielle au sein de l'Association d'études communautaires européennes-Canada (ECSA-C YRN).
À PROPOS DU YRN
Depuis 2004, le YRN représente les jeunes chercheurs en études européennes au Canada, en organisant des conférences et des panels co-organisés lors des réunions biennales de l'ECSA-C, en facilitant l'intégration des présentations d'articles d'étudiants dans les panels de conférences générales et en promouvant généralement le réseautage professionnel et universitaire.
Le YRN :
relie les jeunes chercheurs dans le domaine des études européennes à travers le Canada,
encourage l’innovation et le partage des connaissances,
favorise une approche multidisciplinaire des activités du Réseau,
offrir aux jeunes chercheurs l’occasion de présenter et de perfectionner leurs recherches,
organise des concours de rédaction, des débats, des webinaires et d'autres événements,
génère des partenariats et des liens avec d’autres institutions de l’Union européenne
études sur le terrain pour offrir aux membres du YRN des opportunités de réseautage.
PRIORITIES AND GOALS
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Our priorities and goals moving forward fall under the following three themes:
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Promote and Profile the Network
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Build out a strong and engaging social media platform for the Network.
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Organize thematic panel discussions that involve renowned keynote speakers.
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Build institutional relationships and ensure that our Network is made visible to students across Canada.
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2. ​Build a Sense of Community
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Encourage satellite communities across Canada and Europe, with informal representatives.
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Create a platform for young scholars to share their research.
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Create a single online space where young researchers can find out about and pursue said opportunities.
3. Advocate for Interdisciplinary Research
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Minimize research silos and advocate for the integration of interdisciplinary research studies
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Encourage young scholars from various fields to join, so long as their research has a major European component; for example, researchers in History, Political and other Social Sciences, Cultural and Regional Studies, as well as fields from Natural Sciences and STEM studies, etc.
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BENEFITS FROM MEMBERSHIP
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The biennial ECSA-C Conference enables the YRN members to meet and discuss research ideas.
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The YRN offers its members electronic resources for information exchange, and announcements on academic events and job opportunities.
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The YRN is a valuable networking tool that assists its members in their professional development.
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In previous years, young scholars presented research findings at the ECSA-C conferences and have published in the Canadian Journal of European and Russian Studies (CJERS) – an electronic journal of the Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies.
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The YRN increases visibility of young Canadian researchers. For example, the YRN collaborates with the EUCAnet, the Canadian database of experts in the field of European Studies, providing master and doctoral students with an opportunity to be included in the database
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Interested? Use the form below to become an official YRN Member!
Requirements of membership:
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Be an undergraduate, graduate student, postgraduate (doctoral level), or postdoc currently affiliated with a Canadian university.
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Be enrolled in a program or conduct research related to the European Community or any aspect of European Studies. (We welcome a wide range of fields and disciplines!)
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