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The Europaeum organises workshops, seminars and debates. Many are open to any student from a member university; some just to those whose main focus of study lies in the Humanities or the Social Sciences.
Our flagship programme is a two-year policy and leadership course for a select few of the brightest doctoral students within the Europaeum network. Taken alongside a doctorate, it has eight modules, including seminars with leading academics and practitioners, professional skills training, and significant team activity (multidisciplinary groups work on how to “make Europe a better place”).
Any student who is or was at one our universities and who has been admitted to (and subsequently attended) a Europaeum event (or joint degree/bursary) may join our Alumni network, either via our online database or via our LinkedIn group.
Sign up for our regular bulletin or tell us that you would like to be informed about upcoming events or Alumni matters. Also don’t forget to follow us on social media for updates on our activities.
The Europaeum’s mission is to create a morally aware cadre of young people who have developed the professional skills and the moral qualities to lead, learned how to work collaboratively and who are committed to shaping the future of Europe for the better.
Meet everyone invested in making the Europaeum successful: the Europaeum Team, the Board of Trustees, Members in the Network, Benefactors, Europaeum Scholars and Teaching Fellows.
The Europaeum network consists of eighteen leading European universities whose students and academics benefit from the Europaeum’s activities.