The Network of Diverse European Societies (NODES), launched in 2025 by the European Union Society, continues to expand its presence across Europe. In recent months, the network has welcomed a new member – European Generation from Bocconi University, further strengthening its links within the CIVICA alliance and bringing together student organisations from several of its member universities.
Starting in the 2026/2027 academic year, the SGH Warsaw School of Economics will expand its academic offerings to include four new courses taught in English, delivered in collaboration with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). These will include three undergraduate courses: Data Analysis for Social Scientists, Designing and Running Randomized Evaluations, and The Challenges of Global Poverty, as well as the graduate-level course Advanced Microeconomic Theory and Public Policy.
The project “UkrainEU – Towards the European Future of Ukraine,” implemented by the European Union Society, has been selected as the Polish national winner of the European Charlemagne Youth Prize. The initiative brought together students from Poland and Ukraine through policy simulations, academic exchange, and educational activities, creating a space for shared reflection on the future of European integration.
On March 24th 2026, at the European University Institute (EUI), in the historic setting of Villa Salviati, took place the panel “Pro-Palestinian Activism as an Intersectional Movement”. The event was organised in coordination with The Queer and Feminist Studies Working Group and the Working Group on Palestine of the EUI and with the support of Professor Bruno Gammerl and Professor Monika Baar. The panel aimed to shed light on a relatively overlooked phenomenon that constitutes an attempt to deconstruct the dominant narratives on the Palestinian Israeli conflict.
On October 22 2025, at SGH Warsaw School of Economics, the First Inter-University Climate Forum took place, during which experts, business representatives, local governments, and non-governmental organizations together searched for solutions for climate protection and sustainable development.
The Historical Archives of the European Union in Florence, in cooperation with the Visegrad Fund, is accepting applications for research grants for archival research in the field of European integration in the HAEU collections in Florence.
We’ve opened our Internet Registration System (ISR), thanks to which candidates for first and second cycle studies will be able to create a personal account in our system before the start of admission process.
