Activities

The Module's activities include:

1. Teaching activities: 
84 hours of teaching activities each year, distributed across undergraduate and graduate courses, in the fields of study of International Relations and European Studies, European Union Law, Security Studies, Human Rights. Interdisciplinary classes will be especially designed to expose the students to multi-faceted and multi-level approaches to the study of EU’s foreign policy issues and external governance. Guest lectures will be organised for the university community.

2. Workshops and vocational training for students on: 
1. Research design and methods in European Studies; 
2. Access of primary documents and sources of the EU; 
3. Policy writing;
4. Dissemination and communication strategies and campaigns; 
5. Advocacy and lobbying activities (in collaboration with Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeuropa, a Trento-based think tank and media center).

3. Students' career development: active participation and internships.

Call for Interns at Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso Transeuropa (OBCT)


4. Debating EU enlargement outside university: Co-organisation of a festival on Eastern Europe and the Balkans (with a series of UNITN's partners) bringing together citizens, journalists, activists, experts from research institutes and universities, open to the general public. 

The future is Europe

The future is Europe

Picture Jens Woelk

Here below you can find the Syllabus of the three year of the Modules:

Newspaper articles

In the aftermath of elections in Georgia and Moldova, Alessandra Russo was interviewed for an Italian newspaper based in Trento - Link

 

Video

On the 7th of January, Alessandra Russo was interviewed by  the local TV station Radio Tele Trentino Regionale for the evening news broadcasting. She has talked about the protests in Georgia as well as the Jean Monnet Module EU-Prox and its upcoming activities at the University of Trento (from 15.40'). Video