Already at its third edition, the futurEU Competition engages students and PhD researchers across CIVICA to share their ideas on the future of the EU.
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Student initiatives
CIVICA is an alliance of ten high-ranking universities in the field of social sciences with more than 73,000 students & PhDs. In addition to the coordinated academic exchange between the universities, CIVICA places the mobility and networking of students and PhDs first.
An essay competition? A podcast series? A joint sports tournament? On this page you can find all CIVICA student-led initiatives.
Since October 2022, CIVICA has broaden its offering to a wider community as IE University (Spain) and the SGH Warsaw School of Economics (Poland) formally join the university alliance.
The CIVICA alliance is open to student initiatives. Contact your local Ambassadors to propose your own ideas and learn about the type of support we can offer.
Current initiatives
Past initiatives
This student project supported by CIVICA aims to produce a report evaluating the performance of the monetary union since its creation.
Read moreThe Report on the Future of Europe is meant for young Europeans to reflect on tough questions regarding Europe's future and propose their vision for a way forward.
Find out moreOver to Europe brings CIVICA’s students, researchers, faculty and staff into dialogue about the ideas and values that are central to Europe.
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Between 3 and 7 April 2023, as part of the CIVICA Door2Door information campaign, SNSPA students had the chance to learn more about the opportunities offered by the latest programmes, projects and events held within CIVICA from the two SNSPA CIVICA Ambassadors, Joanna Grams and Alexandra-Bianca Marica.
Read moreEman Atta Maan from Pakistan and François Praum from France formed the Bocconi team of students that won the futurEU competition 2023 with their policy proposal titled "The Climate Divide: Why the EU's Border Adjustment Mechanism Needs Rethinking for Developing Countries."
Read moreCIVICA students have finalised a report evaluating the performance of the European Monetary Union since its creation. The initiative was co-led by Guillaume Marder (Sciences Po) and Rasmus Salén (SSE), two BA students who met during the first CIVICA European Week in 2021. The project was supported by Prof. David Domeij, Head of the Department of Economics at the Stockholm School of Economics, who provided academic guidance.
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