The CIVICA European Week 2023 brought together approximately 100 bachelor students, lecturers, and experts in Paris this year to collaborate on the theme of ecological transitions. Borja Santos, Vice Dean and Professor at IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs, shared his insights on this experience from IE University.
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- Are you drawn to social engagement?
- Are you eager to work with international peers?
- Do you like to learn through projects and interaction?
If you are a yes-person here, the CIVICA European Week is something for you.
At a glance
The CIVICA European Week is both a stand-alone learning event and a central element of the CIVICA Engage Track, a bachelor experience open to eligible students at the participating universities:
- Bocconi University, Italy
- Central European University, Austria
- IE University, Spain
- SNSPA, Romania
- Sciences Po, France
- SGH Warsaw School of Economics, Poland
- Stockholm School of Economics, Sweden
- The London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
Reasons for you to participate
- highlight your commitment to civic issues
- do good together with fellow students from all over Europe
- have access to some of the best teaching institutions in Europe
- engage in field work, coaching, guest lectures, group work and experience sharing
More information about the European Week
Please contact your home university for more information about the European Week.
- Bocconi University: civica[at]unibocconi.it
- CEU: Alzbeta Klatova, klatovaa[at]ceu.edu
- IE University: civica[at]ie.edu
- SNSPA: Radulescu Crina, crina.radulescu[at]administratiepublica.eu
- Sciences Po: civicaengagebachelortrack[at]sciencespo.fr
- SGH Warsaw School of Economics: Malgorzata Znoykowicz-Wierzbicka, mznoyk[at]sgh.waw.pl
- SSE: civica[at]hhs.se
- LSE: Emily Harrison, civica(at)lse.ac.uk
Photo credits to Bocconi University