College of Europe in Natolin

In November of 1939, 15 Warsaw residents from various social groups were murdered by the German occupiers in the Natolin forest.
 
Today, 87 years later, representatives of the authorities and community of the College of Europe in Natolin, lit a candle and laid flowers at the memorial commemorating the victims, honouring their memory.

Do you think 10 months could change your life? 

Ten months to challenge what you know about Europe, discover new perspectives and become part of an international community of the College of Europe in Natolin, Warsaw.
 
Choose the advanced MA in European Interdisciplinary Studies with four specialised study tracks:
🎓 European Security and Strategy
🎓 Migration Policies and International Cooperation 
🎓 The European Union and the World 
🎓 Growth, Competitiveness, and Cohesion in Europe
 
Ready for a year that could change everything? Apply by 13 January 2027.
 
Your European journey starts here.

Today, 11 November 2026, Poland celebrates its Independence Day, marking 108 years since regaining independence. 🇵🇱

Every year, the College of Europe in Natolin brings together people from all over the world, representing more than 30 nationalities, who come here to gain knowledge and embrace a wider perspective on Europe. Living and studying in Warsaw, allows them also to discover Poland, its history and the many layers of its identity.

Happy Independence Day!

Applications for the next academic year are open! In 2027-2028, our advanced Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies will feature four year-long study tracks:

✅ European Security and Strategy
✅ Migration Policies and International Cooperation
✅ The European Union and the World
✅ Growth, Competitiveness, and Cohesion in Europe

Learn more on: coleurope.eu/natolin/academ…

⏰ Deadline: 13 January 2027

Towards a Geopolitical Enlargement of the European Union or Business as Usual? That was the key question at this year’s first Natolin Neighbourhood Days. 🤝

Our guests: Prof. Julija Brsakoska Bazerkoska from Iustinianus Primus Faculty of Law Skopje University, Prof. Peter Van Elsuwege from Ghent University, our European Neighbourhood Chairholder Prof. Adam Łazowski and Natolin students had the opportunity to discuss one of the most pressing issues on the EU agenda.

And this is what learning at Natolin is all about: discussing the issues shaping Europe today with experts and developing the skills students will draw on in their future careers. 
 
The event was organised by the European Neighbourhood Chair.