Bruges students visit Natolin
From 5 to 7 April 2024, Natolin buzzed with excitement as students from the College of Europe in Bruges visited Natolin marking a vibrant exchange between our campuses. This dynamic event was a...
Through this programme, participants will have an opportunity to:
- Identify new threats and discuss how the EU is facing them
- Outline the background of the Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP), explain its core structure, instruments and key features, and analyse the CSDP in light of evolving challenges
- Demonstrate the EU’s institutional defence architecture and decision-making processes
- Assess key achievements of the current European Commission mandate and conclude on opportunities for the next European Commission in the field of defence and security
- Explain and interpret the use of the EU’s defence and security toolbox and the EU’s role in crisis management
- Identify strength and weaknesses of EU’s toolbox, as well as discuss recent policy initiatives and their potential impact in in the light of current affairs
- Summarise and evaluate EU’s role in decision- and policymaking in the field of security and defence.
- Present and analyse how the EU has responded to the war in Ukraine from a security perspective.
- Present the geopolitical dynamics at stake and identify the main partners of the EU in the field of Security and Defence
- Categorise different private-public actors in the field, and interpret their interactions and implications for policymaking
- Understand the background of new security threats and measure how the EU responds to these threats
- Build personal and professional networks
- Learn and collaborate in a multicultural environment
- Receive a certificate upon successful completion of the course