These are all open to any student currently enrolled at one of the member universities whose main focus of study lies in the Humanities or Social Sciences, via a rigorous application & selection process.
Events are offered at no cost to participants and aim to involve students as much as possible in the form of an academic contribution, such as a paper presentation or as a discussant. Speakers include academics from inside and outside the network, policymakers and other high-level external experts whose expertise is relevant to the theme of the event.
Forthcoming events & deadlines
Estoril International Political Forum
Estoril, Portugal
27-29 June 2022
Organised by the IEP, Catholic University of Portugal.
A small number of Europaeum students will be selected for the Europaeum Debate.
Applications for this event have now closed.
Classics Colloquium: Migrants in the ancient Greek and Roman world
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
27-28 June 2022
Applications for this event have now closed
Recovering Europe’s Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700: Concepts, Methods, Approaches
Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland
22-24 June 2022
Applications for this event have now closed.
30th Anniversary Conference of The Europaeum
Oxford, UK
30 September – 1 October 2022
Join us to celebrate three decades of achievements. Details will be available soon.
MA: European History & Civilisation
Study at Europaeum universities in Leiden, Paris and Oxford. Degree awarded by Leiden University.
Academic year 2022/23, starting in September
Application deadline in April & June 2022. Early application recommended.
In the pipeline (tbc):
Summer School 2022, Leuven. Europe and Cultural Heritage – restitution of cultural artefacts. CFA/CFP expected in May 2022
Classics Colloquium, Oxford. Classics education: narratives of growth, survival and crisis. Date tbc in 2023
Summer School, Munich. Dialectics of European Integration
Date tbc in 2023
Events & Activities Archive
Europaeum Scholars Programme
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”). Read more about the Europaeum Scholars Programme.
Spring Schools
The Europaeum Spring School usually takes place in Oxford in April and brings together inspiring speakers, students from the network, as well as some of those enrolled in one of the Europaeum joint MAs. The focus is on ‘Europe in the World – the World in Europe’, a broad theme that lends itself to a colourful palette of papers across the disciplines and encourages maximum engagement through daily discussion groups. Read about the latest Spring School.
Summer Schools
The Europaeum Summer School is a week-long annual flagship event for graduates to debate current issues. It usually takes place at one of the member universities, with a theme initiated by a particular local expertise or academic strength. Students are invited to give papers, join lively discussion groups, and take part in extra-curricular cultural elements of the programme.
Winter Schools
Winter Schools are occasional workshops following the initiative of member institutions who want to draw on a particular local strength or academic focus. Themes are interdisciplinary and can be wide ranging, as is evidenced by the first Europaeum Winter School, held at UPF Barcelona in February 2022, on the subject of Planetary Wellbeing.
Conferences
These might be initiatives of member universities where the Europaeum offers support and sends a few selected students to participate, or high-level conferences that the Europaeum itself organises in cooperation with partners. Topics are varied, but align with the three Europaeum themes: European History & Culture; European Policy-Making; and European Liberal Democracy and Citizen Engagement. Examples are Recovering Europe’s Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 and the annual Estoril Political Forum.
Seminars, Colloquia & Lectures
In addition to the Spring Seminar for the MA European History & Civilisation students in Oxford, an annual Policy Seminar takes place in Brussels or Luxembourg, in close collaboration with EU institutions. The annual Classics Colloquium brings together presentations on a topic chosen by a leading academic in the network, not being necessarily exclusive to Classicists. Occasionally, distinguished speakers are invited to deliver lectures or webinars on relevant European topics.
Joint Degrees
Three Europaeum joint degrees, awarded by member universities, give students the opportunity to spend study time at different universities during their enrolment. These are exciting international opportunities which are unique to the Europaeum and foster the sense of a connected Europe.
Bursaries & Exchanges
The Europaeum supports a small number of exchanges every year, with the generous help and cooperation of selected member universities and external donors. Currently, these opportunities exist for students from Geneva, Helsinki, Oxford and Prague.
Testimonials
What event participants said about their experience when replying to an anonymous feedback form: