Angela James<\/a>, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Yasen Angiozov<\/a>, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Matthew Bothamley<\/a>, B.A. (Global and International Studies), 2025<\/p>\n Lindsay d’Amato<\/a>, B.A. (Global and International Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Nathan Harlan<\/a>, B.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Angela James<\/a>, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Katerina Kalinowski<\/a>, B.A. (Global and International Studies), 2025<\/p>\n Amina Loum, B.A. (Global and International Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Mahole Morapeli<\/a>, M.A. (Norman Paterson School of International Affairs), 2025<\/p>\n Eric Pietrasik<\/a>, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Jonathan Reep<\/a>, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Natalia Strelkova<\/a>, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2024<\/p>\n Claire Van Es<\/a>, B.A. (Global and International Studies), 2025<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Courses supported by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence (2019-23 funding period):<\/strong><\/p>\n Winter 2022: EURR 4104A\/5104A, PSCI 4608A\/5608A, European Integration and European Security. Instructor: Dr. Luca Ratti (Visiting Scholar from University of Rome III). This course familiarizes students with\u00a0the main security challenges facing Europe and the current European security architecture. It discusses the EU\u2019s security strategy (its origins, motivations, and influences), the relationship between the EU and NATO, as well as the relationship between the EU’s and its member states’ approaches to security. Please find the course outline here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Winter 2022: EURR 5109\/INAF 5805, The European Union as an International Actor. Instructor: Dr. Annegret Bendiek (Visiting Scholar from the German Institute for International and Security Affairs). This course examines the role of the EU as an international actor, with a special focus on political contestation about the EU’s international role. It studies different instruments of EU\u2019s actorness, different contestation patterns in EU external relations (online and offline), and different aspects of EU external relations (neighbourhood policy, transatlantic cooperation, connectivity or external energy relations etc.). Please find the course outline here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Travel Research Grants supported by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence (2019-23 funding period):<\/strong><\/p>\n 2022-2023:<\/p>\n Mengxue Peng, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies)<\/p>\n 2021-2022:<\/p>\n Alexandra Chronopoulos, M.A. (Norman Paterson School of International Affairs)<\/p>\n Elena Kaliberda, Ph.D. (Department of Journalism and Communication)<\/p>\n Alexander Sawicki, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies)<\/p>\n 2019-2020:<\/p>\n Denis Dyomkin, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies)<\/p>\n EU Study Tour and Internship Program supported by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence (2019-23 funding period:<\/strong><\/p>\n Iqbal Alibhai, B.A. (History), 2023<\/p>\n Laura Gardner, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Ruth Decady Guijarro, M.A. (International Affairs), 2023<\/p>\n Michelle Hennessey, M.A.\/J.D. (International Affairs), 2023<\/p>\n Yanina Klopotovskaya, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Liza Kowalski, B.A. (Communication and Media Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Haley McDonald, B.A. (Communication and Media Studies Honors), 2023<\/p>\n Cynthia Abou Moussa, B.A.\u00a0(Global and International Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Jill Pearce, M.A. (Migration and Diaspora Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Mengxue Peng, M.A. (Institute of European, Russian and Eurasian Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Jana Rawas, Graduate Diploma (Migration and Diaspora Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Kaitlyn Skelly, M.A. (Migration and Diaspora Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Jichen Yu, B.A. (Communication and Media Studies), 2023<\/p>\n Courses supported by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence (2016-19 funding period):<\/strong><\/p>\n Winter 2017: EURR 4304\/5304, Europe and International Migration. Instructor: Professor Martin Geiger<\/a>. The course touches on four core areas of EU migration governance:\u00a0(1) Border Security and\u00a0Deterrence (anti-migration); (2) Root Causes of Migration and the link between Migration and Development; (3) the European Association Process and Migration-Partnerships between\u00a0countries in Europe and neighboring regions (South\/-Eastern Europe, Central Asia and Northern Africa); (4) Replacement Migration and the Competition for Talent (in the context of demographic change and intensifying economic competition\/globalization). Please find the course outline here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Fall 2017: INAF 5805\/EURR 5109, The EU in International Affairs. Instructor:\u00a0Dr. Ioannis Galariotis<\/a> (Visiting Scholar from European University Institute). This course examines and explains the international role and external action of the European Union. The course begins with the origins and institutional evolution of the EU\u2019s foreign policy making system and highlights diverse theoretical and methodological approaches concerning the study of the EU as a global actor. Following that, it focuses on the role of the EU in the world examining various policy areas such as trade, development, environment, climate change, security and defence. In addition, it evaluates the role of the EU in its close neighborhood and the EU enlargement policy. The course concludes with the assessment of the interactions between the EU and the key powers (i.e. USA, Canada, Russia, China) and international organizations (i.e. United Nations). Please find the course outline here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Fall 2018: EURR 5106\/PSCI 5609, Energy Policy in Europe: Security and Transition.\u00a0Instructor: Dr. Mat\u00fa\u0161 Mi\u0161\u00edk<\/a> (Visiting Scholar from Comenius University Bratislava). The course examines energy policy of the European Union and aims to provide an overview of the development and current situation in this policy area. The aim of the course is to examine intricacies of the policy and explain its complexity. The course analyses internal and external dimension of EU energy\u00a0policy, its legal basis, the main issues connected to this policy (especially energy security and energy\u00a0transition), and different types of energy and their utilization within the EU. The course examines also\u00a0external energy supplies that are crucial for the Union as its member states do not produce enough\u00a0energy domestically and they have to thus import energy from the third countries. Renewable sources of\u00a0energy together with nuclear energy will be discussed along with different new sources of natural gas for\u00a0the EU including the North America. Please find the course outline here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Travel Research Grants supported by the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence (2016-19 funding period):<\/strong><\/p>\n Bridget Healy, M.A. (EURUS)<\/a>, 2019<\/p>\n Akaysha Humniski, Ph.D. (Department of Political Science)<\/a>, 2019<\/p>\n Carlos Vervloet, M.A. (EURUS)<\/a>, 2019<\/p>\n Angelos Bakoulas, M.A. (Department of Political Science)<\/a>, 2018<\/p>\n Christina Caouette, M.A. (EURUS)<\/a>, 2018<\/p>\n Alexandra Dauncey-Elwood, M.A. (Department of Political Science)<\/a>, 2018<\/p>\n Stuart Strang, M.A. (EURUS)<\/a>, 2018<\/p>\n Jarred Cohen, M.A. (EURUS)<\/a>, 2017<\/p>\n Maria Colja, M.A. (EURUS)<\/a>, 2017<\/p>\n Elena Kaliberda, Ph.D. (Journalism and Communication)<\/a>, 2017<\/p>\n Patrick Mayangi, M.A. (EURUS)<\/a>, 2017<\/p>\nFinancial Support for EU Study Tour and Internship Program:<\/h4>\n
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