Digital politics in practice
Etablissement : ESPOL European School of Political and Social Sciences
Langue : Anglais
Formation(s) dans laquelle/lesquelles le cours apparait :
Période : S1
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The « Digital Politics in Practice » course is designed to bridge theoretical knowledge with practical applications in the field of digital politics, governance, and policy. Through interactive sessions with industry experts and professionals, students will gain insights into potential career paths, essential skills for the digital sector, and strategies for successful career development. The course aims to provide students with practical examples of applying the competences acquired in their graduate program on digital politics and governance.
Course Objectives:
– Understand the practical applications of digital politics and governance concepts.
– Gain insights into potential career paths in the digital sector related to policy, politics, and administration.
– Develop a comprehensive understanding of the skills required for a successful career in the digital domain.
– Learn how to effectively apply acquired knowledge and skills to real-world scenarios.
– Receive feedback on professional documents and assignments relevant to career development
Session Schedule:
Session 1
–Introduction to the Course and Digital Politics (Felix-Christopher von Nostitz)
– Presentation of the course structure and objectives.
– Introduction to the assignments and expectations.
– Overview of research in digital politics.
– Exploring potential career paths based on digital politics expertise.
Session 2
– My internship as part of my MA (Nozomi Miwa)
– How to find an internship as an international student
– What did I do and link to my MA.
– Writing the Internship Report
Session 3
–Careers in Digital Transformation & EU Digital Policy (Grace Milne)
– Understanding the concept of digital transformation in various sectors.
– Examining the role of policy professionals in shaping EU digital policies.
– Case studies of successful digital transformation initiatives.
Session 4
–Careers in Cybersecurity (Morgane Ledoux)
– Practical applications of cybersecurity in policy and governance.
– Learning about strategies for managing digital security challenges.
– Case studies and hands-on exercises related to cybersecurity.
Session 5
– My internship as part of my MA at INRIA-DPE and co. (Irene Dubois)
– My internship journey in France and abroad – What did I do and link to my MA.
– Writing the Internship Report and post-MA
Session 6
–Careers in IT Lobbying (Antoine Kubiak)
– Understanding the role of IT lobbying in shaping digital policies.
– Examining the skills and strategies required for effective lobbying.
– Case studies of successful IT lobbying campaigns.
Session 7
– French Ministry of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion (Nicolas Sévin)
– Introduction to work at the French Ministry of Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion
– The link between technology, especially AI, and in Ecological Transition and Territorial Cohesion
– The Case studies of France.
Session 8
– TBC (Trade Association for Technology Industry Association-Digital Europe) – Introduction to work at a Trade Association
– Understanding the role of Digital Europe
– How to engage with policymakers and citizens to shape a stronger digital Europe
Session 9
– Student Presentations of news briefs for their organisation
