Jean Monnet International Summer Seminars, Italy

Deadline: 30 March 2011 for grant requests
Open to: PhD students and young professionals, graduate students, people working in NGOs, national administrations, interest groups, medias etc.
Dates and Venue: 4 – 15 July 2011, Rome, Italy
Costs and Scholarships: 600€ per week/1000€ for both modules, full/partial scholarships available

Jean Monnet International Summer Seminars

EU Institutions, Decision Making & Foreign Policy
8th Edition, 4 – 15 July 2011, Italy (Rome)

“INTEGRATING EUROPE IN A CHANGING WORLD”

The University of Rome Tor Vergata proposes two stimulating modules, spreading over 2 weeks, dedicated to the exploration of the changing nature of the European Union, in an ever-changing world. The seminars will take place in Rome and students will be able to enjoy Rome’s cultural heritage while, at the same time, profiting from the intellectual stimulation of over 40 world class speakers.

Module 1 – EU GOVERNANCE – ROME, 4-8 July 2011, (4 ECTS / 2US)

Module 2 – THE EU FOREIGN POLICY UNDER THE LISBON TREATY – ROME, 11 – 15 July 2011 (4 ECTS / 2US)

Eligibility

The Summer Seminars address primarily to PhD students and young professionals, but they can be particularly useful also for other graduate students, as well as for people working in NGOs, national administrations, interest groups, medias etc.

Exceptionally skilled senior undergraduate students can be accepted on an individual base. The Jean Monnet Seminars are highly selective and intensive, with 30 teaching hours each week. Admission is subordinated to the proof of previous knowledge about the EU.

Costs

The tuition fee is of 600€ per week (meals and accomodation are not included). The participation to both modules is highly encouraged, the reduced cumulative fee for both modules is 1000€.

Scholarship

3 full scholarships and 3 partial scholarships are available and will be awarded on the basis of merit and need.

If you intend to apply for a scholarship please fill in the Grant Application Form attaching all the relevant documents requested

Application Process

1. Application Form
2. Grant request form

The deadlines are 30 March 2011 for grant requests and 30 May 2011 for full-tuition paying participants. Acceptance will be notified within one month after each deadline.

The official webpage.