The cooperation GRECO-FEDE

The Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) is a specialised Council of Europe (CoE) entity founded in May 1999 to improve the capacity of Member States to fight corruption. It aims, via a dynamic evaluation process and mutual peer pressure, to ensure that countries uphold CoE anti-corruption standards. GRECO works to identify shortcomings in national […]

We speak to Jack Gervis, chairman of Astralios Group, and Natalia Gervis

We speak to Jack Gervis, chairman of Astralios Group, and Natalia Gervis. A new member of the Federation for EDucation in Europe, Astralios Group has two FEDE member institutions: Envoll in Aix-en-Provence and AS Formation in Strasbourg. We wanted to find out more about these two institutions and their educational vision. You are a new […]

Oualae Ferrio: ‘Sound thought is a prerequisite for sound action’

What did you study ? I have a bachelor’s in economics and a master’s in finance, banking and markets (Abdelmalk Essaadi University, Tanger, 2015). What have been the highlights of your career so far ? I am currently administrative manager for a company specialised in dashboards. Previously I worked as customer manager for a bank […]

Disparition d’Alain Viala, historien et sociologue de la littérature, le 30 juin 2021, à l’âge de soixante-treize ans.

Professeur à la Sorbonne Nouvelle – Paris 3 et à l’Université d’Oxford dans laquelle il était titulaire de la Chaire de Lettres Françaises, Alain Viala a largement contribué à faire évoluer l’approche de la littérature française avec, entre autres, ses ouvrages – Naissance de l’écrivain en 1985, et La France galante en 2008. Pour ce dernier, il a reçu […]

Michel Maffesoli: “We’re living in an age of revolt”

Michel Maffesoli, founding member of the FEDE’s Academic Council, a sociologist specialised in the imaginary, a professor emeritus at the Sorbonne, and an internationally recognised author, has just published his latest book. A socio-philosophical enquiry in 190 pages, it is entitled L’ère de soulèvements [the age of revolt]. 30 years after the publication of Maffesoli’s […]

ET LA LUMIÈRE FUT… IMPRESSIONNISME !…

S’il doit son nom de baptême à la plume moqueuse d’un journaliste satirique raillant le tableau de Claude Monet «Impression Soleil Levant» exposé en 1874 lors de la première exposition collective de ces jeunes peintres dans les Ateliers Nadar à Paris, c’est quelque trente ans plus tôt, aux alentours des années 1830, que ce soleil, […]

Meeting with Mohamed El Sarrag, graduated from Geneva Business School

Meeting with Mohamed El Sarrag, graduated from Geneva Business School who launched his own startup called ‘Hotdesk’. He tells us about this adventure and explains us how his FEDE degree has helped him in his professional life.   Can you tell us about your educational and professional career path? I graduated from Geneva Business School in […]

We talk to Marylin Camarda, who graduated in human resources from the ESTC

We talk to Marylin Camarda, who graduated in human resources from the ESTC. Energetic, versatile and always eager to learn, her unique career path has given her a wide range of skills. Can you tell us about your studies and your career so far? I never set foot in a high school! At age 15 […]

Meeting with Loïse Dherbecourt, former student at ENACO

Meeting with Loïse Dherbecourt , former student at ENACO, who, thanks to his Master’s in Business Management and Strategy will access managerial posts within her company more easily. Can you tell us about your studies and your career so far? I graduated from high school in France with a literary baccalaureate. I then travelled across […]