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Étudiante de la promotion 2022-2024 de la mention Études sur le genre de L’École Universitaire de Recherche (E U R) Gender and Sexuality Studies (GSST) (EHESS/INED), Julia Roux nous parle de son parcours avant et pendant le master et donne quelques conseils aux futur·es candidat·es du master.
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