"Differentiation: A new pragmatism or the end of ever closer union?" – Joint conference with the EUI
European Horizons' Conference: Youth Summit on the Transatlantic Digital Economy
Career Perspectives: alumni from the Department of European Political and Administrative Studies currently working in EU institutions
"P2P Challenging Extremism" student competition
Job Vacancy – Google Chair in Digital Innovation at the College of Europe
Recent publications
Summary of upcoming events in the Department of European Economic Studies
Site visits for the European Center for Government Transformation project
Professor Dr. Inge GOVAERE has been elected as a member of the KVAB
Professor Dr. Michele CHANG has been elected to the Board of TEPSA
Introductory speech by Commissioner Violeta BULC in the framework of the European Political and Administrative Studies Simulation Game (27/01)
"Britain and Europe Today: What Can We learn from Keynes?" – Patron Lecture by Professor David VINES (02/02)
"Sink or swim? UK trade arrangements post Brexit" – Honorary Lecture by Professor Robert HINE (08/02)
« La politique étrangère de la Belgique et de l'Union européenne: enjeux et perspectives » par Vice-Premier Ministre Didier REYNDERS (21/02)
"After the Bailout: How Programme Countries Have Fared" – Political Economy Conference (24/02)
Bruges student delegation at London International Model United Nations (24-26/02)
"Rock Solid or Panta Rhei? The Emerging Governance of the Energy Union" – Energy Chair Annual Conference (03/03)
"The Outlook for Energy: A View to 2040" by Mr Nikolaas BAECKELMANS, Vice President EU Affairs, ExxonMobil (29/03)
"Brexit and European Financial Markets" – Eighth Bruges European Business Conference (25/04)
"The EU-China Bilateral Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI)" – International Conference (15/05)
Bruges in a nutshell
Networking Evening
Career Day #1
Career Day #2
Seasonal festivities
Photo contest
National weeks
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