Coline Giard Rammeloo wrote her master's thesis on the contemporary New Age movement, conducting interviews with followers to understand their paths to membership and their epistemological principles.
In her thesis, she is now examining the relationship between the state, medicine, and alternative and complementary therapies in a country where these practices are developing without official recognition. Based on field research ranging from state actors to practitioners, including professional medical and alternative organizations, the research aims to shed light on the reciprocal relationships between these activities and the mechanisms that govern them. She continues her interest in the role of adherence mechanisms in these processes, which she began in her thesis

COMMUNICATIONS : 

October 2024: Participation in the round table discussion : "Régulations étatiques et institutionnelles", Multidisciplinary research workshop on “Health and Holistic Medicine” in partnership with Cermes3 and CEMS

FORMATION : 

2023 :
PhD student at CSO

2021-2023 :
Master's degree in Sociology, Sciences Po. Cum Laude honors

Spring 2021 :
Semester at the Faculty of Arts & Science, University of Toronto, Canada

2018-2021 :
University College – Cum Laude honors, Sciences Po, Nancy campus

Since September 2023 :
Sociology thesis in progress : A l'ombre de l'Etat et de la médecine. Le développement des thérapies alternatives et complémentaires en France.
Thesis advisors: Jérôme Aust and Daniel Benamouzig 

2022-2023 : 
Research thesis in sociology, Master's degree in Political Science : "Construction et organisation des croyances dans le mouvement New Age : principes épistémologiques et parcours d’adhésion"

Construction and organization of beliefs in the New Age movement: epistemological principles and paths to adherence

2024-2025 : 
Quantitative Methods - Teaching Assistant (L2), Paris IV (40 hours)

Introduction to Sociology - Teaching Assistant (L1), Sciences Po Reims campus (48 hours)

Qualitative Methods Workshop - Investigating Social Marginalization (L2), Sciences Po Nancy campus (24 hours)

2023-2024 :

Science and Society - teaching assistant (L2), Sciences Po Nancy campus (16 hours) 

Qualitative methods workshop - Investigating social margins (L2), Sciences Po Nancy campus (24 hours)

Representative of doctoral students in 2023-2024

Co-head of the Knowledge, Science, and Expertise research area in 2023-2024