College of Europe in Natolin

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.

@MarcosPerestre1, President of the @natopa, joined us at Natolin for a special lecture on “NATO 3.0 and the Future of Transatlantic Relations.”

Students of the Natolin Defence Society led and moderated the event, exploring NATO’s future and the evolving transatlantic partnership.

📣 Applications for the 2027-2028 academic year are NOW OPEN!

Join the College of Europe, become part of a longstanding tradition and contribute in different ways to the advancement of the European project in Bruges, Natolin or Tirana!

⏰ Apply by 13 January 2027.

🔗coleurope.eu/admission

“You are looking into the future: defence and security in Europe will be one of the most important topics for the whole XXI century”
 
We were honoured to welcome Andrius Kubilius (@KubiliusA), European Commissioner for Defence and Space, for the inauguration of our new European Security and Strategy Study Track.
 
The event featured a keynote address and a discussion moderated by Vice-Rector Ewa Ośniecka-Tamecka, bringing Europe’s evolving security challenges into focus.
 
Commissioner Kubilius also received the Poland–Lithuania Cooperation and Dialogue Forum Award, presented by Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz (@KosiniakKamysz), Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence of Poland.
 
Thank you to Commissioner Kubilius and Deputy Prime Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz for being with us on this special occasion!