Events

Creativity and innovation stand at the heart of today’s Europe and at its capacity to seize emerging opportunities. Europeans, however, must navigate digital transformations, climate transitions, demographic shifts, and evolving...

The Europaeum Spring School 2026: Transatlantic Futures University of Oxford | 13 – 15 April 2026 The transatlantic relationship has long been a cornerstone of global politics, economics, and security....

The 2026 Leadership Seminar will explore leadership in its multiple dimensions – examining contemporary leadership theories, practices, and challenges across different sectors and contexts. The seminar programme will include discussions...

1–3 June 2026 | Estoril, Portugal The 34th edition of the Estoril political forum—organised by the Institute for Political Studies of the Catholic University of Portugal, Lisbon—investigates how societies can achieve...

This Europaeum History and Classics Seminar brings together master’s and doctoral researchers to ask how historical narratives inform contemporary inequalities, cultural representations, and political debates. The Europaeum invites applications from...

Jagiellonian University  This Europaeum Summer School will bring together master’s and doctoral researchers at Europaeum member universities to Kraków, a UNESCO City of Literature and a historic centre of learning,...

Space has long been governed by a settled, if imperfect, international order. However, the rapid rise of commercial spaceflight, geopolitical turbulence, environmental risk, and regulatory fragmentation are placing that order...

Europe’s histories have long been shaped by perspectives that marginalise the experiences and agency of colonised peoples. Scholars and institutions across Europe are now re-examining them critically to rethink methodologies,...

The Europaeum is pleased to invite applications for our longstanding Policy Making Seminar in Brussels. The European Union faces a moment of acute geopolitical uncertainty as the Von der Leyen...

Space has long been governed by a settled, if imperfect, international order. However, the rapid rise of commercial spaceflight, geopolitical turbulence, environmental risk, and regulatory fragmentation are placing that order...