The Laboratory “Morocco and the Mediterranean Countries: Civilizational, Political and Cultural History” actively contributes to Master’s level training by supporting graduate students, supervising their research work, and integrating them into the laboratory’s scientific environment.

The Master’s cycle represents a crucial stage in the academic pathway, enabling students to deepen methodological knowledge, acquire analytical tools, and prepare for doctoral studies.

The laboratory supervises Master’s research in areas such as:

• Moroccan history.
• Archaeological and heritage studies.
• Morocco–Mediterranean relations.
• Morocco–Africa relations.
• Historical source studies and editing.

Students benefit from structured academic support including:

• Thesis supervision.
• Methodological guidance.
• Academic meetings.
• Participation in scientific events.

The laboratory integrates Master’s students into its activities through:

• Conferences and seminars.
• Study days.
• Methodological workshops.
• Research projects.