Francesca Robinson is a 2020 graduate of the MAEUS program. Her thesis focused on migrant integration in the European Union. Francesca was a 5-year BA/MA student and worked as a graduate research assistant for the EUC from 2019 to 2020.
Call for Proposals: 11th EU Studies Regional ConferenceWe are accepting proposals to present at our 11th EU Studies Regional Conference (“Community, Immunity, and the Limits of Mobility"), which will be held online on April 15-17, 2021. Proposals are due Feb. 1, 2021. Click Learn More for details.
Call for Faculty Professional Development GrantsThe European Union Center welcomes applications for EUC Professional Development Grants for the second half of AY 2020-21. Faculty are invited to submit proposals for registration fees for conference presentations or workshops relevant to their teaching and research. The deadline to apply is January 22, 2021.
Research Opportunities in EuropeIf you’re interested in research opportunities in Europe, join us on January 29, 2021 at 9 A.M. CST to learn about grants and fellowships that researchers of all nationalities, fields, and career stages can apply for through the European Union.
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.
Lib GuidesNew lib guides are available on the topics of LGBTQ+ rights in Europe, smart cities, and the history of contagion in Europe, in addition to existing guides on the European Union and Brexit.
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- The EU Center is issuing a call for professional development grants of up to $500. We invite faculty to submit proposals for registration fees for conference presentations or for workshops that offer training directly relevant to their teaching and research at the university. The deadline to apply is January 22, 2021.
EURO 596This proseminar offers a rare opportunity to learn about and assess the work of the European Parliament (EP) through a series of meetings (conducted virtually) with former EP Members.
EURO 502This graduate-level seminar concerns European and European Union interests in global perspective.
EURO 500This graduate-level seminar is a roundtable discussion exploring a variety of topics related to Europe, transatlantic relations, the European Union, and the peripheries.
EURO 501A graduate-level introduction to the European Union, its history, decision-making processes, legal framework and political and economic effects. Not intended for undergrad.
EURO 385Considers the history of the European Union and its current functions and operations. Focuses on the ongoing process of political and cultural integration. Consists of sections in Illinois and abroad, interacting extensively via the worldwide web.
EURO 199Smart Cities provides students with an introduction to how European cities are tackling the world's most pressing problems through innovative technology, design and policy.
