On 9-12 July, TEPSA organised a summer seminar on the European Neighbourhood Policy in Brussels, at the heart of EU politics.
Funded by the Europe for Citizens programme of the European Commission, this 4-day seminar offered 17 excellent Master students and graduates an opportunity to gain first-hand insights from researchers, EU practitioners, policymakers and officials on the current state of play and future prospects of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP).
The seminar was organised under the academic lead of Prof Frank Schimmelfennig (TEPSA & ETH Zurich) and combined expert lectures and visits of key EU institutions, think tanks and civil society organisations. The seminar included visits to:
➢ The European External Action Service (EEAS)
➢ The European Parliament
➢ The European Commission
➢ The European Endowment for Democracy
➢ Carnegie Europe
A detailed report of the seminar can be downloaded here.
Check out the updated agenda of TEPSA’s EU@Work Summer Seminar on the European Neighbourhood Policy (9-12 July 2018)
Applications are open for TEPSA’s EU@Work Summer Seminar on the European Neighbourhood Policy! Deadline for applications is Sunday 19 May 2019 (midnight).
Funded by the Europe for Citizens programme of the European Commission, this 4-day seminar will offer 15 excellent Master students and graduates an opportunity to gain first-hand insights from researchers, EU practitioners, policymakers and officials on the current state of play and future prospects of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP).
The seminar will take place in Brussels, at the heart of EU politics, from 9 to 12 July 2019.
The seminar is organised under the academic lead of Prof Frank Schimmelfennig (TEPSA & ETH Zurich) and will combine expert lectures and visits of key EU institutions, think tanks and civil society organisations. The seminar includes visits to:
➢ The European External Action Service (EEAS)
➢ The European Parliament
➢ The European Commission
➢ A Brussels-based NGO working on the EU Neighbourhood
➢ A leading European think tank
The participation fee for the total 4-day seminar is € 200. Participants will receive a reimbursement for their travel and/or accommodation costs up to € 200 upon presentation of the original receipts and tickets. Applications are open to both EU and non-EU citizens. However, we can only offer travel reimbursement to participants travelling from and to: the member states of the European Union; Albania; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Kosovo; Montenegro; Serbia; and the Republic of North Macedonia.
How to apply: please send the following documents to TEPSA’s Project Manager Giulia Bonacquisti (giulia.bonacquisti@tepsa.eu) by Sunday 19 May (midnight):
1) Your CV
2) A cover letter explaining your motivation to participate in the seminar.
Click here to read the detailed call for applications and the draft agenda of the seminar.
