Francesca Robinson is a 2020 graduate of the MAEUS program; her thesis focuses on migrant integration in the European Union. She is a 5 year BA/MA student and a graduate research assistant for the EUC for 2019-2020.
Congrats to our 2020 Graduates!Click Learn More below for a list of our 2020 grads and their theses topics!
Check Out Our Virtual EventsVisit our current events page to view recordings of recent virtual events, including our series on the Plague in European History. Click Learn More below to watch these lectures!
InterviewsCheck out Media Space to see our interviews with Baroness Ruth Deech, Member of United Kingdom Parliament, House of Lords, and Prof. Catherine Barnard of Cambridge University on Brexit! Also look for our interview with Professor Nihad Bunar about his research on migration and education in Sweden!
New Blog Series | COVID-19 in EuropeThe EUC has organized a group of U of I student volunteers to keep track of COVID-19 developments in Europe. Each week we will post their findings to the EUC blog.
COVID-19We at the EUC are committed to following the mandates from the state of Illinois and the University of Illinois System in their responses to COVID-19. For more information and resources from the university related to COVID-19 click Learn More below.
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- The European Union Center has organized a group of U of I students with expertise and/or ties to various European regions or nations to track developments on the EUC blog.
- The European Union Center is proud to announce this year’s graduates of the Master of Arts in European Union Studies (MAEUS) program, as well as recipients of this summer's Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowship, funded by the U.S. Department of Education.
- The EUC is excited to announce that 2020 MAEUS graduate Allison Wheeler will be joining the inaugural class of the Illini Science Policy Fellows.
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 415Examines the governments, societies, and cultures on the shores of the Mediterranean.
