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Practical Information
The training courses will take place at the College of Europe Bruges campus.
Fee: The full fee is € 2,600, which includes all tuition, training materials but also breakfasts, coffee breaks, lunches and dinners (weekdays only), social events, study visit to Brussels and accommodation. All other travel costs are at the expense of the participants or their administration.
Accommodation: All participants are offered a single room in one of the residences of the College of Europe in the historic city centre of Bruges. All rooms are comfortably designed and equipped with essential facilities including private bathrooms, free internet connection (wireless connection available, provided that participants bring their personal laptop/tablet/smartphone). The room provided by the College of Europe is a single room with a single bed. Only one person will be allowed to stay per room. For safety reasons, we cannot allow a second bed to be put in the room. Should a different accommodation arrangement be required, the following link provides information on hotels and B&B in Bruges: www.visitbruges.be/en/hotels. Our team will also be glad to recommend hotels and B&B in Bruges, close to the training facilities.
Cleaning service is available daily. Towels and sheets will be provided in the rooms. The residences also offer self-laundry facilities (washing machine and iron available, no washing powder), lounges for common use as well as dining rooms where buffet breakfast is served.
Meals: Lunches are included in the tuition fee.
Lecture rooms: The lecture rooms are situated in the modern and centrally located Verversdijk and Dijver buildings of the College of Europe. Each room is fully equipped with modern teaching facilities and wireless internet.
College of Europe Library: Participants get full access to the College’s Library, which includes a European Documentation Centre. For more information about the opening hours, please reach out to the course team.