Marie-Pierre F. Granger

Marie-Pierre F. Granger is an Associate Professor at the Central European University (CEU), holding a joint appointment in the Department of Public Policy and the Department of Legal Studies. She serves as the Academic Director of the Mundus MAPP Program and coordinates its academic consortium. Her roles include membership in CEU’s Works Council, Equal Opportunity Committee, Ethical Research Committee, and Library Committee.

• Education:
• PhD in European Law, University of Exeter (2001)
• D.E.A. in European Law, Montpellier I University (1997)
• Maitrise in Sciences Politiques, Aristotle University (1996)
• Maitrise in Public Law, Lyon III University (1995)
• Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Lyon (1994)

Research Interests: Focuses on European Union Law, governance dynamics, access to justice, judicial processes, human rights, and the intersection of citizenship with social justice and climate change. She explores how legal frameworks interact with political and social transformations.

Marie-Pierre has coordinated EU-funded projects like bEUcitizen (2014–2017) and ETHOS (2017–2019). She co-edited major works, including The Research Handbooks on the Politics of EU Law (2020) and The New EU Judiciary (2017). Her advisory work spans governments, NGOs, and international organizations.

Teaching & Engagement: Teaches courses on EU law, governance, and policy. Previously co-directed the Advanced EU Legal Practice summer course (2005–2012) and coordinated the Allianz Summer Academy on Europe (2006–2019).