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In the media
FOCUS/WTV
The regional television FOCUS/WTV was present on the Opening Ceremony of the academic year 2018-2019 of the College of Europe (Bruges campus) with a keynote speech of Mr Antonio TAJANI, President of the European Parliament. © FOCUS/WTV
Radio 2 W-VL
Radio 2 W-VL interviewing some students about their Christmas plans.
BBC Daily Politics
S. KINNOCK, Alumnus of het College of Europe in 1992-1993, being interviewed by the BBC on the Brexit issue. © BBC
VRT (De Vrije Markt)
En mars 2017, le professeur M. CHANG, a été interviewé par la Télévision belge sur les 60 ans de l’unification de l’Europe. © VRT
EUROPE 1
En mars 2017, le professeur M. KAEDING et quelques étudiants du Collège ont été interviewés par Europe 1 sur les 60 ans du Traité de Rome. © EUROPE 1
RTS
En mars 2017, le professeur M. KAEDING, a été interviewé par la RTS (Radio Télévision suisse) sur l’Europe, 60 ans et après ? © RTS
RTBF (Semaine de l’Europe)
En mars 2017, le recteur J. MONAR et quelques étudiants ont été interviewés par la RTBF lors d’une visite au Collège d’Europe.
RTBF (Semaine de l’Europe)
En mars 2017, le professeur P. DEFRAIGNE, a été interviewé par la RTBF sur les 60 ans de l’Europe.
NOS Nieuwsuur
Rector MONAR and students of the College of Europe were interviewed by a Dutch news programme. © NOS
FR 3 (Questions d’Europe – La Voix est libre)
En mars 2016, le professeur O. COSTA, a été interviewé par FR 3. © FR3
ZDF
En janvier 2012, deux étudiants allemands ont été suivis pendant une journée au Collège d’Europe (campus Bruges) par ZDF (Télévision publique allemande) © ZDF
Radio 2 - West-Vlaanderen
On 22 February 2016, three students of the Chopin promotion were interviewed by 'Radio 2 – West-Vlaanderen' to talk about 'BREXIT'.
The students who were interviewed are Roland SCARLETT, Thomas BOUSFIELD and Andreas WITDOUCK.