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European Studies Master's – now also starting in the summer semester!
The English-taught Master’s program European Studies at OVGU is now open for summer semester entry. Choose between two specializations, study in small groups, and explore Europe through an interdisciplinary lens.
Apply by January 15.
More info: www.ovgu.de/European_Studies_Master
Master's Projects in Dialogue: Postersession at the Long Night of Science
During the Long Night of Science, two groups of Master's students in European Studies presented their current projects in a poster session. The first group focused on social cohesion in the context of Chemnitz 2025, while the second group compared EU enlargement discourses in Ukraine and the Western Balkans. The final results will be showcased in October during orientation week.
PROSPER Network Event in Magdeburg
Exploring Constitutional Dimensions of EU Fiscal Governance
On June 14, Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg hosted the PROSPER Network Event “Constitutional Demands and Dynamics in EU Fiscal and Economic Governance” as part of the Long Night of Science. The event featured a keynote by Tiziano Zgaga (LMU Munich) and a discussion on EU fiscal reform, with the next PROSPER event to be held in Rotterdam.
EU in Focus – Contributions from the Chair of European Studies to the Long Night of Science 2025
Long Night of Science | June 14, 2025
Join the Chair of European Studies for an evening dedicated to the European Union – including an interactive EU quiz, student poster presentations, and a public panel on EU finance (in cooperation with PROSPER).
All events are free and open to everyone!
EU Quiz | 6:00–10:00 PM | Bldg. 40 / Room 236
Panel “How does the EU finance…?” | 6:30–7:15 PM | Bldg. 44 / Lecture Hall 6
Poster Exhibition | 7:30–9:00 PM | Bldg. 40 / Room 030
Reminder Long Night of Science
On 14 June 2025, OVGU will host a full day of events on EU fiscal policy as part of the Jean Monnet Network PROSPER. The academic workshop (13:15–16:45) is open to interested students. A public panel discussion will follow at 18:30 as part of the Long Night of the Sciences – no registration required, also available via livestream.