International Cooperation

The Institute of European Studies maintains scientific and teaching contacts with many universities, both in Europe and in other parts of the world, and it develops cooperation with European Parliament agencies, the European Commission, embassies, consulates and foreign think-tanks. Our employees are regularly invited to international conferences, expert panels and gues lectures. We also publish analyses, articles and monographs, co-authored by colleagues from foreign universities and institutions.

a woman shaking hands with a man — *Dr. Ewa Strzelecka during a lecture as part of the Erasmus+ BIP ‘Diversity Management’, co-organised by the Institute of European Studies, the Škoda Auto Vysoká škola and the TU Dresden.*

Each academic year, several dozen students of the Institute of European Studies take advantage of the opportunity to go abroad with available scholarships. The Erasmus+ and CEEPUS programmes are the most popular, but an extensive network of contacts also allows students to study in the United States, Canada or Israel. The Institute of European Studies has over 60 partnership agreements with various academic institutions in Europe and around the world. We regularly receive invitations for our students to participate in various projects, trainings and summer schools. Every semester, our Institute receives numerous students and lecturers from partner universities abroad.

A woman and the logos of a numerous media outlets — *Comments by Professor Anna Pacześniak on the parliamentary elections in Poland for the European media.*

The Institute maintains permanent contacts with various diplomatic missions and their employees, organisations and international institutions.

A group of people standing spread out across a body of water, infront of a rock formation — *PhD students of the Institute of European Studies during the seminar “Uneasy Neighbors: The European Union, Israel and Palestine”, Ben Gurion University, Be’er Sheva*

We co-organise and participate in various international events, including: summer schools, week-long Erasmus+ BIP programmes, and trainings for students and employees of various sectors.

Several pictures of a group of people in a collage. — *Students of the Institute of European Studies during an Erasmus+ trip to Tallinn, Estonia.*

Our academic staff regularly provide comments and expert opinions for foreign media centres. We also cooperate with various think-tanks, and some of our staff are affiliated analysts at leading research centres in Poland and abroad.

A big group of people standing in a room — *The students of the Institute meeting the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, Mr. Viktor Elbling, moderated by Dr. Jakub Bornio.*

Deputy Director for International Cooperation: Dr. Jakub Bornio

E-mail: jakub.bornio@uwr.edu.pl