Education
Faculty teams across the CIVICA alliance are currently developing new educational offers at undergraduate, master's and (post)doctoral level.
CIVICA brings together 72,000 students & PhDs and 13,000 faculty from ten world-renowned higher education institutions across Europe.
By strengthening inter-university and cross-national mobility, CIVICA is working towards a true European campus, with both physical and digital transnational experiences that will allow students and early stage researchers to pursue academic paths well beyond any one institutional or national context.
Joint and flexible curriculum development, co-taught courses, and innovative educational experiences will greatly enhance the opportunities available to students and early stage researchers. We aim to offer a blended, interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral learning experience, which is at the same time modular and customised.
Undergraduate level
The CIVICA European Week is both a stand-alone learning event and a central element of the CIVICA Engage Track. This short-term immersive programme aims to raise students’ understanding of social challenges and work together to address them.
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CIVICA students are invited to join LSE’s Interdisciplinary Student Research Conference on June, 14. This year’s conference draws on the LSE Festival 2023 theme of "people and change: how does change affect people? How do people effect change?" The conference welcomes student research from across the social sciences which considers how individuals and collectives are shaping the world, and how global shifts and transformations are shaping us.
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In CIVICA's jointly taught courses at master's level, students can benefit from the perspective of faculty and peers at two different member universities.
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PhD/postdoc level
Through CIVICA's rich offer of trainings, PhD/postdoc researchers can advance their professional and methods skills.
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The Multicampus Course “The Future of Europe” is organised and delivered by instructors from across the alliance. As its name suggests, its objective is to examine four major challenges facing the future of Europe: globalisation and post-globalisation, innovation and digitalisation, democratisation, and the green transition.
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Students from Bocconi, Sciences Po, SSE and LSE gathered in Milan on the topic of sports and social inclusion.
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“One of the best courses I’ve taken”: SSE students gain new perspectives and valuable networking for undergraduate students thanks to the CIVICA Engage Track
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In anticipation to the European Week 2022 at Bocconi University, SSE student Rasmus Salén from the previous edition looks back and explains what attendees can expect from this experience.
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In Sciences Po’s Engage course, students participate in an innovative independent project that uses field experience as a pedagogical tool.
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Lukas Wiehler, master’s student at the EUI’s School of Transnational Governance (STG), and his team have been selected as winners of the Capstone Project competition of the first CIVICA multicampus course.
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my.civica.eu is designed to improve the e-learning experience of students and offer alliance members a common digital platform.
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In this brand-new educational experience, master's students work across borders and universities to examine European policy challenges.
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The European University Institute hosted the first CIVICA doctoral summer school on its campus in Florence, Italy. More than 30 researchers and faculty from across the alliance took part in the interdisciplinary event.
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LSE's Rhydian Cleaver, BSc Politics (3rd year), explains how civic engagement experience can boost students' future prospects whilst doing something meaningful for the world, and why the CIVICA Engage Track is a golden opportunity to develop civic engagement skills.
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Early stage researchers attending CIVICA member institutions have a new resource for research training: the Early Stage Researcher Course Catalogue.
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Around 25 students from the Hertie School and 45 from Sciences Po signed up for the first joint master's course of CIVICA, co-taught by Florence Faucher of Sciences Po and Christian Freudlsperger of the Hertie School. For the fall 2020 sessions, the professors homed in on two topics of public interest around the globe – democracy and crisis.
Read moreStudy offers at CIVICA universities
Follow the links below to learn more about the general study offers of the universities in the CIVICA alliance.