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L'université De Montfort de Leicester, au Royaume-Uni, a organisé une conférence avec une classe de lycée sur "l'intégration européenne", un déjeuner et des événements pour le réseautage, des cours avec des étudiants en droit, en politique et en économie et une soirée "débat sur les questions européennes" à laquelle ont participé des membres du public, des membres du personnel de l'université et des étudiants. Les thèmes abordés étaient le commerce, les droits de l'homme, la politique étrangère, l'union monétaire et l'austérité. Les participants étaient des lycéens, des étudiants en licence et en master, mais aussi des doctorants, des universitaires et des journalistes.

The University Gottingen organized a lecture followed by discussions and debates about the EU integration and about the role of the institutions in the EU and their power.

The University of Zagreb organized in November a conference for domestic market law students and European corporate law students. This conference focused on the domestic market, ‘The Four Freedoms’, the European Institutions and European corporate law. That is why the University wished to invite a specialist on these issues, Mr. Manders, former MEP.

L'Université Mendel de Brno a organisé des conférences et des séminaires pour les étudiants spécialisés dans les études européennes, des activités du Think Tank - "Mendel European Center" et des tables rondes pour le public. Elle a été organisée par Mme Mariela Baeva, ancienne députée européenne.

The University of Szeged organised a conference on “Gender Issues”, actual topic in Hungary. Ms Teresa Domingo, former MEP, delivered a keynote on “Gender (in)equality in Europe”, to students in international relations, economy and law, as well as professors and public interested in those questions.

The Tallinn University organized a lecture and discussions between a former MEP and students on a current issue : The Brexit and the European Union.

The European University Institute organized a Workshop with the title 'How National Referendums are Challenging the EU'. The Roundtable Workshop explored what we know and what we need to know about the way in which the recent round of national referendums from Greece and Switzerland to the UK are beginning to challenge the institutions and policies of the European Union.

The University of Zagreb organized in March an event which consisted on lectures for undergraduate students attending course Commercial Law within the BDIB (Bachelor Degree in Business) Programme in English and Commercial Law and Law of International Trade in Croatian.

The University invited one former Member to the University to participate in a "Round Table", and the title of the event was "Geopolitics of the Mediterranean" and the subject will be "Violence and conflicts in the Middle-East, external relations of the Union and security policy of the European Union".

Jan DHAENE was invited to participate in a conference on circular economy at the American University of Bulgaria. Mission report:…