The Transversal Seminar was designed to put to the test my historical, technical, analytical and methodological knowledge acquired during my first year of my Master's degree. It was a life-size role-playing game that took place over one week thanks to TEAMS and Facebook. The scenario was fictitious, but was perfectly in line with reality: national, international, political, economic and social news. In addition, a fictitious press was continuously relaying information. 

I played the role of the Representative of the Lombardy-Venetian Regional Coordination invited to the preparatory summit for an international crisis summit for the "future of Europe". During that week I had to put myself in the shoes of a diplomat in order to obtain appointments with the various delegations, write diplomatic communiqués, manage the press and participate in the daily plenary sessions. 

I have to manage a project with 3 students with the company Le Nouveau Rémouleur (grinding company). We have to work around a communication strategy to increase and develop customer loyalty. (Computer and digital watch, phoning).

In the European Governance course, our assessment consisted of a dossier and an oral presentation. With 2 other students, we represented the WWF France association in front of our professor who played the role of the President of the European Commission of Transport and Tourism. We had to convince her to tighten the legislation concerning the welfare of dairy cows.