Serge Jaumain (MA ULB and University of Ottawa, PhD History ULB) is Vice-Rector for International Relations at the Université Libre de Bruxelles since 2006.

He is in charge of the international policy of the ULB.

Full professor of Contemporary History, he teaches courses focused on the history of Belgium and North America. He is the head of the Centre for North American Studies (ULB). He is also the President of the Brussels Studies Institute and he chairs the scientific board of the Centre for Historical Research and Documentation on War and Contemporary Society, a federal research institution on wars and conflicts of the twentieth century.

Currently coordinator of the European Network for Canadian Studies and Vice-president of the International Assocation for Quebec Studies, he was in 2005 the first European winner of the Governor General's International Award for Canadian Studies.

In addition to his management roles, Serge Jaumain has directed a variety of research projects that have included: a history of department stores, a dictionary on Brussels and a history of the World Exhibitions of 1910 and 1958. He has authored or has directed the editing of more than 30 books. He sits on the international committees of several Canadian academic journals and is the director of the serie “Canadian Studies” published by Peter Lang.

Teachings

HIST-D-201-T0 Histoire politique contemporaine de la Belgique (24 heures)

Details

HIST-B-4225 Séminaire de recherche (époque contemporaine) (10 ECTS 48 heures)
Co-titulaire(s) : Pieter LAGROU

Details