Educational Programmes
The Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence has implemented training, educational, and dissemination programmes and seminars on the following topics:
- Modern Trends of Tourism in the EU and Greece
- European Maritime Policy
- Sustainable Tourism in the European Union
- European Agricultural Governance
- Greek Foreign and European Policy
- European Governance
- Understanding the economic crisis
- Exit Plan from Greek Crisis
- Energy policy, EU and EEZ in the Eastern Mediterranean
- Negotiations – acquisition of skills to resolve disputes
- Learning about the European Union (Learning EU at Schools)
- Utilization of European Financial Instruments in the Crisis: NSRF, New Entrepreneurship and SME Enhancement
- The new legal framework for personal data following the adoption of EU Regulation 2016/679 / EC
- Grow Greek Tourism Online
- The European Governance of Migration: The External Dimensions
Participants, that include practitioners, civil servants, researchers and the civil society at large, are taught mainly to practice their knowledge in a demanding professional and European environment. They become familiar with policy-oriented research and multidisciplinary approaches, as they come from various scientific fields related to the programmes’ objectives. In addition, they are evaluated on the basis of their ability to respond to the requirements of a Centre for Excellence. At the end of their training and after completing their participation in the programme, they receive a Certificate of Participation.
International Educational Programmes
The Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence is currently exploring the organisation of international education programmes in Greece, in cooperation with European (e.g. the Zurich Elite Business School – ZEBS) and non-European universities and other training institutions. These programmes will mainly focus on the EU Governance, Greece’s policies, economy and culture, as well as other thematic areas, and will bring interested students and professionals from Azerbaijan, Georgia, India, Ukraine, and other third countries to Greece.
