Studio Europa Maastricht
Studio Europa Maastricht is a centre of expertise for Europe-related debate and research. Founded in 2018 and supported by the partners of the 'Maastricht, Working on Europe' programme: Maastricht University, the Province of Limburg and the City of Maastricht. The team examines Europe, explores the Treaty of Maastricht, and engages the public in the debate on European integration. Or as Studio Europa Maastricht itself puts it: 'We are #WorkingonEurope.'
The organisation consists of three pillars:
Academic research
Studio Europa Maastricht is a leading centre for multi-disciplinary Europe-focused research with societal impact.
As a centre of expertise, Studio Europa Maastricht brings together researchers from the different UM faculties for multi-disciplinary Europe-focused research with societal impact. The team makes academic knowledge widely accessible with special attention to citizen science.
European heritage
Moreover, Studio Europa Maastricht brings the legacy of the Maastricht Treaty, since 2018 proud holder of the European Heritage Label, to life.
In 2018, the Maastricht Treaty received the prestigious European Heritage Label from the European Commission because of its great importance to European history, culture and identity.
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Public debate
In addition, Studio Europa Maastricht stimulates active, critical debate with engagement at its core and capture and share the stories of Europe.
Check out our events and join in! Listen to experts, discuss, debate, argue and become a part of this living lab working on the solutions for the future.
News and stories
Between NATO, Trump, and the far right: How will German elections impact EU security policies?
The outcome of the German elections on February 23 will have significant implications for European affairs, including security policies.
What Kamala Harris’ nomination might mean for the EU
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Over the last few weeks, the world has been holding its breath watching the unfolding drama of the US presidential race, which led to Pre
Make Europe Great Again: how the Hungarian EU presidency upsets Brussels
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Since Hungary took over the rotating presidency of the EU Council on July 1st, its Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has embarked on a widely c
“The EU is not short of rules. It’s whether they are enforced or not.”
Emily O’Reilly has held the position of EU Ombudsman for over a decade, ensuring the transparency of the EU institutions by investigating
Maastricht prepares for European elections
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Get ready for the ultimate European election experience!
