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The Bruges campus of the College of Europe offers very specialised programmes focusing on European Affairs. The host city is well known for its stunning beauty and is within easy reach of Brussels and the key EU and International institutions, think tanks, and other stakeholders in the European project.
Collegio d’Europa di Bruges e Natolin. La Farnesina eroga annualmente borse di studio in favore di cittadini italiani interessati a studiare presso il Collegio d’Europa, in base alle disponibilità di bilancio. Il numero delle borse che saranno offerte per l’anno accademico 2024-2025 sarà reso noto durante il corso dell’esercizio ...
- Piazzale della Farnesina, 1 00135 Roma Italia
Il Collegio d'Europa (ufficialmente College of Europe in inglese o Collège d'Europe in francese) è un istituto indipendente di studi europei post-universitari fondato nel 1949 con sede a Bruges in Belgio e a Varsavia in Polonia, presso il parco storico Natolin .
1 set 2023 · Il Collegio d’Europa può definirsi con orgoglio il primo istituto europeo di istruzione postuniversitaria al mondo. Sul Dijver si trova la sede principale con l’amministrazione, ma le strutture residenziali e didattiche dell’istituto sono sparse nell’intero centrocittadino.
The College of Europe is located in the stunning medieval city of Bruges. Studying, living and working with 350 students from over 55 different countries for 10 months, in residences spread across the city of Bruges, offers the perfect opportunity to practice one’s intercultural skills on a daily basis.
Bruges is a beautiful medieval city situated in the North of Belgium, in Flanders. Tourists from around the world marvel at the UNESCO city and former European Capital of Culture. (Take a virtual tour of the city) The College of Europe campus and residences are spread throughout the city.
The College of Europe ( Dutch: Europacollege; French: Collège d'Europe; Polish: Kolegium Europejskie) is a post-graduate institute of European studies with its first campus opened in Bruges, Belgium, a second campus located in Warsaw, Poland, and a third one established in Tirana, Albania .
