CIVICA – The European University of Social Sciences warmly invites you on 15 April from 5:30pm CET to the Final Rounds of the futurEU Competition. Join the futurEU final to hear students and PhD researchers from CIVICA present their visionary proposals for the EU.
This first edition of the futurEU competition prompted students and PhD researchers across CIVICA to participate in a thought experiment about the future of the European Union.
39 teams made up of 121 students and PhD researchers registered to propose bold treaty reforms for a better EU. Experts of the Jacques Delors Centre at the Hertie School have invited the best eight teams to defend their ideas during the oral rounds of the futurEU competition.
On 15 April, the two final teams will present their visionary treaty reform for a better EU.
The futurEU Final will also feature speeches by two prominent guests:
- Christine Reh, Dean of Graduate Programmes and Professor of European Politics,Hertie School (keynote)
- Aurélien Krejbich, CIVICA Executive Director and higher education expert, Sciences Po
Join the futurEU Final on 15 April at 5:30 pm CET to watch the two finalist teams present their visionary treaty reform for a better EU.
Registration is not required. More info and livestream here.
Programme
- Welcome and introduction
- Keynote: Prof. Dr. Christine Reh, Dean of Graduate Programmes and Professor of European Politics, Hertie School
- EU reform proposals presented by the two finalist teams
- Q&A session with the audience
- Messages from CIVICA’s Executive Director, Aurélien Krejbich, and the futurEU team
- Announcement of winning team
futurEU partners: CIVICA, Jacques Delors Centre Berlin and the Hertie School
futurEU is financed by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) with funding from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
Read more on the futureEU website.
futurEU semi-finals
If you want to watch the eight semi-finalists defend their proposals and the judges pick the two best ones, tune in for the semi-final on 14 April at 3:30 pm (CET).
Registration is not required. Links to join the semi-finals here.
