Natolin Fellowship Programme Successfully Completed
The Natolin Fellowship Programme, designed to support the European integration of Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia, has successfully concluded. Over the past eight months, 11 Fellows from Ukraine...
Academic Requirements
Students admitted to the Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies should have an excellent university diploma, primarily in one of the following fields:- Political Science
- International Relations
- European Studies
- Diplomatic Studies
- Law
- Economics
- Contemporary European history
Moreover, applicants must have a strong interest in specialising in the EU's external relations and some prior knowledge of the European Union's institutions and decision-making processes.