The University invited a Former Member to an interdisciplinary international conference on the European Parliament. The conference was funded by EACEA, and involved not only scholars and policymakers, but intended to target mainly doctoral students and students.
A former member was invited to explain how a European parliamentarian works.

The event had as its main theme "EU Environment and Climate Policy" and how the EU institutions work in practice and what factors shape EU's decision-making (concrete cases, e.g. EP-Commission relations, EP-Council negotiations, party politics in the EP), or the EU’s environmental/climate politics, or EU-Turkey relations.