April and May 2020 The Natolin campus is known for its strong sense of community. Even today, under these special circumstances and a new way of living, this feeling still inspires us and gives us...

April and May 2020 The second semester is a time when students focus on writing their Master's thesis (submitted mid-May) and on the upcoming exam session (May-June), while at the same time they start...

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic had a huge impact on the academic life of our students, but luckily they could count on the committed help of our Bruges campus teaching staff, consisting of...

Every summer, around 50 mid-career professionals from the Eastern Partnership, the Western Balkans, and Poland come to the College of Europe in Natolin to participate in the intensive program of the...

April and May 2020 Like all units at Natolin, also the European Neighbourhood Policy Chair has adjusted its operations and work to the new circumstances caused by the current pandemic. After having...

Ever since the first reports on the risks of the COVID-19 pandemic appeared, the College of Europe in Natolin quickly reacted so to be able to continue delivering the European Interdisciplinary...

The College of Europe Development Office is glad to present to you the first newsletter issue of 2020 2019 was a very fruitful year, as our facts and figures confirm. In total we implemented 571...

The College administration and academic departments do everything they can to guide and support the students in the best possible way during the current lockdown situation in Belgium, but the nicest...

April and May 2020 The European Civilization Chair has adapted to the new circumstances created by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Chairholder, Professor Richard BUTTERWICK-PAWLIKOWSKI has completed his...

Mr Thierry MONFORTI, Director of the Academic Service, says he is happy about the speed and efficiency of his colleagues, both academic and administrative, faced with the recent upheaval in academic...

In 2019, the EU-funded ERMES project conducted an expert mission to support the national reforms dialogue in Lesotho. Through the mission, the National Dialogue Planning Committee (NDPC) was assisted...

A new issue of the College of Europe Policy Brief series (CEPOB) has been published: CEPOB #4.20 " How Relevant? The EU’s ‘Geopolitical’ Commission and the Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic" by...

A new issue of the College of Europe Policy Brief series (CEPOB) has been published: CEPOB #3.20 " Improving Food Choices Through Nutrition Labelling: Towards a Common ‘Nutri-Score’ Scheme Across the...

The European Union; it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure it out... Or does it? The EU and the Brussels bubble with their specific lingo – Eurobonds, EEAS, OLP, etc. – can come across as...

The College of Europe leads, since August 2018, the Consortium which is implementing the EU-funded project: "ERMES III - European Resources for Mediation Support". We have recently created the project...

Dear partners, dear colleagues, Since the COVID-19 emerged, we have all been dealing with unexpected changes in our lives. As part of the College of Europe community, the Development Office is...

April and May 2020 Ever since the first reports on the risks of the COVID-19 pandemic appeared, the College of Europe in Natolin quickly reacted so to be able to continue delivering the European...

Committed to safe events for all, your Alumni Association’s team closely monitors the COVID-19 developments and its possible impact on the 2020 anniversary celebrations. We will inform alumni in due...

The College of Europe has been shortlisted for the EU-funded project: "International Alliance on Artificial Intelligence". The project is expected to start in September 2020 for 3 years. We are...

Issue #4.19 of the EU-China Observer is now available. This special issue features a selection of research papers presented at the International Conference "The EU-China Digital Connectivity...