Jean Monnet Circle Seminar
The Jean Monnet Circle Seminar „European Integration and Institutional Studies“ offers a basic introduction into the social, political, cultural and economical developments of Europe – especially in the context of globalisation and the process of European integration.
The course sessions take place in a hybrid formate on Fridays from 2pm – 5:15pm at ZAK, KIT students meet at KIT: Building 20.30, SR 0.016. EPICUR students join online.
Course language will be English.
The following topics will be introduced by experts from different universities and institutes
(Winter Term 2022/23):
04.11.2022 |
Law within the European Union; Human Rights
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11.11.2022 |
Prof. Dr. Caroline Y. Robertson-von Trotha
Europe meets the others – the others meet Europe
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18.11.2022 |
Europe and the Stars – Images, Narratives, and the Embodiment of a Cultural Vision
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25.11.2022 |
Prof. Dr. Monika Oberle
The European Union. Institutional Design, Democratic Deficit and Options of Reform
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02.12.2022
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Europe Seen From Outside. Europe and Its Role in the World
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09.12.2022
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Conference for the future
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16.12.2022
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The Resilience of the Eurozone in Times of Crisis
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- Participation in all lectures of the Circle Seminar is obligatory.
- Credits can be received through a paper which deepens the topic of one lecture (in agreement with the respective lecturer).
- 2 ECTS credits can be acquired through active participation and preparation of the seminar.
- 3 ECTS credits can be acquired through a scientific paper (of 4 to 5 pages or 12.000 to 15.000 characters) elaborating on the assigned topic within 4 weeks after the respective lecture date.
- 4 ECTS credits can be acquired through a scientific paper (of 8 to 10 pages or 24.000 to 30.000 characters) elaborating on the assigned topic within 6 weeks after the respective lecture date.
- 5 ECTS credits can be acquired through a scientific paper (of 10 to 15 pages or 30.000 to 45.000 characters) elaborating on the assigned topic within 6 weeks after the respective lecture date.
- 6 ECTS credits can be acquired through a scientific paper (of 15 to 20 pages or 45.000 to 60.000 characters) elaborating on the assigned topic within 6 weeks after the respective lecture
All abstracts and further information in the Jean Monnet Guidebook