The University of Lancashire organized a series of activities with students and a workshop, with the judiciary and academics.

The University of Zagreb organized guest lectures for students that are attending the course in Law of International Trade as well as guest lectures for the Bachelor Degree in Business Programme students that are attending the course in Commercial Law. Beside the lectures, the University organised an interview for the student's newspaper and a meeting with faculty management.

The Ukrainian Association of Professors and Researchers of European Integration together with the National University of Kiev Taraz Schevchenko organised a conference entitled “European Integration Processes in the 21st Century: Key Trends, Main Challenges and New Perspectives”.

The Tallinn Technology University planned an open high-profile lecture for university students and scholars, general public, local NGOs and possibly media.

The American University of Bulgaria organized an event that had as its main theme a ‘Model EU Simulation on EU digital market issue’. The event provided the students guidance about the work of the European Parliament and the adoption of EU legislation on EU digital market issues/working of EU/future of EU.

The University of Duesto organized some lectures on Economic, legal and institutional legitimacy of the EU projects, public integrity, efficiency. The attendees were university students (Law, International Relations, Economics, Labour Relations...), University lecturers, researchers and civil society representatives.  

The Babes-Bolyai University planned an event called: “The EU Foreign Policy and the Global Politics of Human Rights” which aimed at enhancing BA and MA students in International Relations a knowledge in EU’s involvement within the global politics of Human Rights.