European studies

ANGELO CASTALDO

Participation in seminars, conferences, and professional training courses is an integral part of the European Studies program, aimed at broadening and consolidating students' interdisciplinary knowledge while fostering engagement with the research community, European institutions, and professional practices. Specifically, this activity aims to:
Strengthen knowledge and understanding of the political, economic, legal, and cultural dynamics that characterize European integration through direct interaction with experts and professionals in the field.
Develop the ability to apply theoretical concepts learned in the course to real-world contexts, analyzing case studies, policy papers, institutional experiences, and European governance practices.
Foster autonomy of judgment by encouraging critical reflection on diverse approaches, perspectives, and analytical tools, and by promoting the development of well-reasoned, personal viewpoints.
Enhance communication skills, particularly in professional and academic international settings, through active participation in debates, questions, presentations, and networking opportunities.
Support lifelong learning skills by encouraging students to remain open and curious about the evolving European context, and to continuously update their knowledge.

Participation in seminars, conferences, and professional training courses is an integral part of the European Studies program, aimed at broadening and consolidating students' interdisciplinary knowledge while fostering engagement with the research community, European institutions, and professional practices. Specifically, this activity aims to:
Strengthen knowledge and understanding of the political, economic, legal, and cultural dynamics that characterize European integration through direct interaction with experts and professionals in the field.
Develop the ability to apply theoretical concepts learned in the course to real-world contexts, analyzing case studies, policy papers, institutional experiences, and European governance practices.
Foster autonomy of judgment by encouraging critical reflection on diverse approaches, perspectives, and analytical tools, and by promoting the development of well-reasoned, personal viewpoints.
Enhance communication skills, particularly in professional and academic international settings, through active participation in debates, questions, presentations, and networking opportunities.
Support lifelong learning skills by encouraging students to remain open and curious about the evolving European context, and to continuously update their knowledge.

The regulations for these activities are published on the European Studies page of the Sapienza course catalogue.

The activity is based on a series of initiatives promoted by the study program, including seminars, conferences, and professional training courses focused on topics relevant to European Studies. The main areas include:
European Policies and Governance: approaches and tools used within the institutions and policies of the European Union.
European Law and Integration: legal and regulatory aspects related to European integration and common policies.
European Union Economics: economic and financial dynamics, monetary policies, and European taxation.
European Culture and Society: insights into cultural, social, and identity-related themes within the European Union.
The activities are organised in collaboration with academic institutions, European bodies, and professional organizations, offering students opportunities to engage with experts and sector practices.

No textbooks

The regulations for these activities are published on the European Studies page of the Sapienza course catalogue.

The regulations for these activities are published on the European Studies page of the Sapienza course catalogue.

Certification of attendance

The activity does not involve written or oral examinations; it is assessed solely on a pass/fail basis, based on active participation and demonstrated commitment.

• Second year Second Semester