What our lecturers say

See what the academic staff who teach in our programme reveal about their course contents.

Individual quotes

Anna Kompatscher

I want my students to leave this course understanding how deeply the EU's integration relies on law: how legal norms shape its institutions, its democratic processes, and the fundamental freedoms that define the EU.

Prof. Dr. Uwe Puetter

We discuss how EU institutions respond to major contemporary policy challenges: a financial crisis, war, or the climate emergency. Why do they succeed or fail in forging a common EU response?

Christiane Reinecke
Prof. Dr. Christiane Reinecke

Prof. Dr. Christiane Reinecke

This is a course concerned with the impact of past transformations on current constellations: We explore how processes like decolonization, European Integration, and the Cold War changed European societies in the long 20th century.

Prof. Dr. Marcel Smolka
Prof. Dr. Marcel Smolka

Prof. Dr. Marcel Smolka

Economic globalization makes the world a richer place, but it also creates winners and losers. This course combines leading economic theories with recent empirical evidence to shed light on these issues.

Dr. Sébastien Tremblay

Multiperspectivity is not only important when writing history and interpreting the past; it is also central to having meaningful conversations in the classroom. I really enjoyed discussing the global entanglements of European history and the legacies of colonialism in European integration with a group of students who had different points of view and experiences. The MA program in European Studies at EUF truly sets the tone for such a rich and fruitful exchange.