Curriculum
The activities proposed under this Project are closely associated to the EU Work Program in ways;
- (i) to explore the importance of the EU as a global actor in international trade,
- (ii) to strengthen the dialogue between universities and industry,
- (iii) to provide a source of information for EU studies, and
- (iv) to disseminate the knowledge about the EU.
The courses to be provided under the curriculum of this Project will offer an introduction to the structure and functioning of the EU.
Bachelor students will explore the EU and its historical evolution. As the weeks pass, the scope of the lessons will become more specific and will focus on the EU Green Deal, decarbonization, international trade, market convergence, net-zero finance, and likewise environmental and trade-related policies of the EU. It will further provide an analysis of the role of the EU as a global actor, from an environmentalist perspective with a specific focus on trade affairs.
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