The CIVICA Honours Seminars offer a short, intensive, in-person learning experiences for master’s students across Europe.
CIVICA Honours Seminars bring master’s students together for 3–5 intensive days to tackle key European and global challenges, beyond regular course-work. Through interdisciplinary and cross-cultural collaboration, participants learn, debate and connect across Europe.
What to expect
Seasonal sessions open to both home and travelling students
Honours Seminars are held in Winter (January) and Summer (June) sessions. Each partner university offers one seminar per academic year, open to both home and travelling students,based on pre-determined slots across the alliance.Interactive learning and collaboration
Students take part in interactive classroom sessions that culminate in a group project or assignment, applying what they’ve learned in creative and practical ways.Cultural and social immersion
Beyond academic sessions, Honours Seminars include cultural and networking activities offering students the chance to experience the host city, build networks, exchange ideas, and create lasting connections.Transferable skills for academic and professional development
Honour Seminars allow students to develop teamwork, problem-solving, critical thinking, negotiation and communication skills; highly valued in today’s job market and transferable to academic, professional and civic life.
Upcoming Honours Seminars
- “EU Anti-Discrimination Law and Policy” - CEU (Vienna)
Instructors: Prof. Marie-Pierre Granger and Prof. Mathias Möschel - “New Era of Europe” - SGH Warsaw School of Economics (Warsaw)
Instructor: Prof. Eliza Przeździecka - “Human machine interaction, how society and business could benefit from it?” - SNSPA (Bucharest)
Instructors: dr. Catalin Vrabie (SNSPA) and Natalia Menéndez González (EUI) - "Changing the World through Negotiations and leadership" - Stockholm School of Economics (Stockholm)
Instructor: Prof. Andrew Schenkel
Past editions
"Green industrial policy in a global perspective" - Bocconi University (Milan)
Instructor: Prof. Alexandros Kentikelenis“Demographic Change & Policy Challenges" – Hertie School (Berlin)
Instructor: Prof. Dr. Michaela Kreyenfeld“Bridging Gaps, Building Equity: Gender, Diversity and Inclusion at Work” – Ie University (Madrid)
Instructors: Prof. Patricia Gabaldón; Prof. Carolina Ferrer and Prof. Grace Obado"Negotiation skills for public policy: Climate Change & Environmental Transition" – Sciences Po (Paris)
Instructor: Dr. Francesco Marchi, Director of negotiation expertise at ALTERNEGO
- “EU Anti-Discrimination Law and Policy” - CEU (Vienna)
Instructors: Prof. Marie-Pierre Granger and Prof. Mathias Möschel - “New Era of Europe” - SGH Warsaw School of Economics (Warsaw)
Instructor: Prof. Eliza Przeździecka - "Strategic Integration: Managing Organizational Sustainability and Digital Transformation" - SNSPA (Bucharest)
Instructors: Prof. Florina Pinzaru and Prof. Alexandra Zbuchea - "Changing the World through Negotiations and leadership" - Stockholm School of Economics (Stockholm)
Instructor: Prof. Andrew Schenkel
- "Green industrial policy in a global perspective" - Bocconi University (Milan)
Instructors: Prof. Grace Ballor and Prof. Alexandros Kentikelenis - “Demographic Change & Policy Challenges" – Hertie School (Berlin)
Instructor: Prof. Dr. Michaela Kreyenfeld - "Democracy and Misinformation” – IE University (Madrid)
Instructors: Prof. Daniel Flynn and Prof. Nina Wiesehomeier - "Negotiation skills for public policy: climate change & environmental transition" – Sciences Po (Paris)
Instructor: Dr. Francesco Marchi, Director of negotiation expertise at ALTERNEGO
- "Roma Rights and Policies in Europe” – CEU (Wien)
Instructors: Angéla Kóczé, Mathias Möschel, Roland Ferkovics, Marek Hojsik, Violeta Zentai - “New Era of Europe” – SGH Warsaw School of Economics
Instructor: Professor Eliza Przeździecka - "Strategic Integration: Managing Organizational Sustainability and Digital Transformation" – SNSPA (Bucharest)
Instructors: Prof. Florina Pinzaru - "Changing the World through Negotiations and leadership" – Stockholm School of Economics
Instructor: Prof. Andrew Schenkel
- "The Economics and Politics of Global Turbulence" - Bocconi University (Milan)
Instructors: Prof. Grace Ballor, Prof. Catherine de Vries and Prof. Alexandros Kentikelenis - “Demographic Change and Policy Challenges" – Hertie School (Berlin)
Instructor: Prof. Dr. Michaela Kreyenfeld - "The Future of Work and Automation, a Labour + Economic Exploration” – IE University (Madrid), co-taught with LSE
Instructors: Prof. Antonio Aloisi (IE University) and Prof. Angelo Martelli (LSE) - "Climate change negotiation in a European context" – Sciences Po (Paris)
Instructor: Dr. Francesco Marchi, Director of negotiation expertise at ALTERNEGO

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