
Undergraduate offers that connect students and society
CIVICA brings together 72,000 students & PhDs and 13,000 academic staff from ten world-renowned higher education institutions across Europe. The alliance is working towards a true European campus that is both physically and digitally connected.
At the undergraduate level, CIVICA recently launched the Engage Track, a multi-campus interdisciplinary bachelor experience with a focus on civic engagement. Drawing on existing programmes at the Stockholm School of Economics and at Sciences Po, the CIVICA Engage Track offers students the opportunity to combine academics with civic commitment, thus internalising values like responsibility and sustainability through concrete action from an early stage on.
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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Two CIVICA bachelor students tell their experiences of the European Week 2022, hosted by Bocconi University in Milan last June.
Read more“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
Read moreIn Sciences Po’s Engage course, students participate in an innovative independent project that uses field experience as a pedagogical tool.
Read moreIn June, 40 undergraduate students from CIVICA members took part in the first edition of the CIVICA European Week, organised by SSE.
Read moreLSE’s Pro-Director for Education explains how the CIVICA Engage Track connects civic responsibility with learning and inspires students to create societal change.
Read moreLSE'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.
Read moreSSE faculty Thomas Lavelle talks about the theme and approach to learning of the CIVICA European Week 2021.
Read moreThe CIVICA European Week is both a stand-alone learning event and a central element of the CIVICA Engage Track, and will be taking place for the first time in Stockholm in June.
Read moreStarting this academic year, bachelor students can channel their civic engagement and help effect real change through a new interdisciplinary program. The CIVICA Engage track will offer field work, exchanges and new experiences to students across the CIVICA alliance.
Read moreNow that the European Universities are becoming a reality, it is important to give the students a say. Hilda Hardell from the Stockholm School of Economics is helping to bring student influence to the top levels of CIVICA – and the EU.
Read moreCommunity engagement is an important part of any university’s relationship-building activities, and CIVICA is no different. CEU Dean of Students Chrys Margaritidis speaks to us about the role and initiatives of our alliance's civic engagement work package and why community engagement is vital.
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