Our team is looking for a Student Assistant
The Chair of Governance in the European Multilevel System (Prof. Dr. Eva Heidbreder) is looking for a Student Assistant (m/f/d) with 20 hours per month.
The tasks of the assistant include:
- Support services in research and teaching (e.g. research)
- Ensuring the first contact for student enquiries (mailbox support)
- Maintaining the website
- Assisting with public relations work
- Support in organising, preparing and following up on events
Your profile:
- Enrolment (preferred) in the degree programme 'European Studies' (BA/MA)
- Willingness to work independently
- Organised way of working
- Ability to work in a team
- Good command of English
Please send your short application (short letter of motivation and curriculum vitae[JG1] , transcript of records, sample of work, e.g. a completed seminar paper or essay) by 30 July by e-mail to eus-hilfskraefte@ovgu.de.
European Studies at the WDR Europaforum 2023!
This year's WDR Europaforum 2023, "Am Katzentisch der Weltpolitik? Europas Rolle nach der Zeitenwende" counted with the participation of European Studies students from the Otto von Guericke University.
SAVE THE DATE: Online Round Table "European Democracy under Threat: How to Make EU Democracy Resilient against Internal and External Challenges" 20 June 2023, 18h30 – 20h, Zoom
This year, for the third time, the Universities of Bonn, Passau and Magdeburg, in cooperation with the Union of European Federalists, the Spinelli Group in the European Parliament and the Universities of Flensburg, Frankfurt (Oder), Innsbruck, Paderborn and Vienna, are organising the "Online Round Table on European Democracy 2023" on 20 June 2023, 6:30 - 8 pm.
The latest edition of the book 'Europe from A to Z' - the contributions of Julia Çetinkaya
Also, the article by Daniel Schade - former research associate at the Chair for Multilevel Governance in Europe - on "Latin American Politics" can be found in the 16th edition of Europe from A to Z.
For more information on this and other publications, please visit our Contributionspage.
European Studies as a guest at 'einewelt haus' in Magdeburg
On May 17th, students of the European Studies programs were guests at the einewelt haus in Magdeburg. The meeting in the context of the Europe Weeks served as a first round of a Get-to-know project between EUmigra and the EUS study programmes, on the occasion of an intended closer cooperation between them.
Firstly, EUmigra and the EUS study programmes were briefly introduced to those present. Afterwards there was a keynote speech by EUmigra about EU citizens in Saxony-Anhalt. An important part of the meeting was the exploration of cooperation possibilities, e.g. in the form of internships and joint events. This showed that there is a great potential for future cooperation. This first get-to-know round was concluded by a sociable and relaxed exchange over a barbecue snack.
You can read more about the event here.
