As part of the European Union Center's series of Q&As with experts on current events, EUC Director Emanuel Rota recently conducted an interview with Negar Mortazavi on the role of women and athletes in Iran's political opposition movement, the potential for U.S.-EU solidarity on relations with Iran, policy strategies for helping the opposition while confronting the issue of nuclear...
Study and Destress with the EUC!Looking for a quiet place to study that is not the library or your room? Come by Coble Hall 306 any time on Thursday, Dec. 8 and/or Friday, Dec. 9 to do work and study for your finals while enjoying some coffee, tea, and baked goods courtesy of the EU Center. We will also offer some quiet crafts and activities to help you destress.
M.A. in European Union StudiesLearn more about our M.A. in European Union Studies program, which is designed for students who are seeking to combine area expertise with professional training, planning to pursue a PhD, or desiring a stand-alone professional degree.
Transatlantic Educators Dialogue (TED) ProgramApplications for the 2023 Transatlantic Educators Dialogue (TED) program are due December 15! TED is a one-of-a-kind opportunity for teachers in the U.S. and Europe to come together online for shared exploration of topics such as global collaboration, supporting diverse learning needs, parental involvement, and technology in the classroom.
Lib GuidesNew lib guides are available on the topics of the European Green Deal, LGBTQ+ rights in Europe, and smart cities, in addition to existing guides on the European Union and Brexit.
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- The European Union Center welcomes applications for EUC Professional Development Grants to support research travel or to present a paper at an academic conference. We can provide funding of up to $500 for domestic conference travel and up to $1,000 for international conference travel.
- On December 7th, the EU Center will be filming an interview with Marie Yovanovitch, the former U.S Ambassador to Ukraine (2016-2019). While working as the ambassador to Ukraine, Yovanovitch focused on the issue of countering corruption in the country. She was prematurely recalled from her post on...
- Aftershocks of the (likely) unintended missile incident in southeast Poland late on November 15 that killed two civilians have continued to reverberate in the media sphere as new information comes to light.
Alumni Spotlight: Jordan Evans-Kaplan
Jordan Evans-Kaplan graduated from the MAEUS program. Since graduation, he has continued to focus his skills in data science, visualization, and analysis by trading stocks using similar predictive models as implemented in his thesis, and then applying these same techniques to his new job in a...
EURO 418This course is an introduction to political, judicial, linguistic, and cultural issues concerning indigenous and migrant/immigrant languages in the countries of the European Union. It will focus on political and judicial issues, such as legal aspects of bilingual education and minority language use...
EURO 500This graduate level seminar is devoted, during the spring 2023 semester, to explore the meaning of the economic actions of European Union institutions. Beyond the specific shape of these actions, the conceptual framework offered by public economics can help us to better understand their economic...
EURO 502This course will focus on European Union history, politics, law, culture and identity, and will introduce students to the role of the EU in international affairs. EURO 502 meets Thursdays from 12:00-2:50 pm (location TBD) Instructor: Markian Dobczansky (...
