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Newsletter June 2025

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: Workshop: Foreign Interference – What Did We Learn from the Sanctions on Russia?You are warmly invited to a research workshop with Gian Pili on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at 14:00 in Room C423, Jinonice Campus, Charles University. The workshop aims to bring together experts from various sectors—ministries, think tanks, and research institutions—to engage in a collaborative […]

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Newsletter April 2025

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: AI and WarFrom the use of autonomous weapons to information warfare to cyber-attacks, artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the shape of contemporary warfare. What are the ethical and security challenges associated with using AI in military strategies? And how is the role of humans changing in a world where decisions about lives […]

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Newsletter March 2025

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: AI and WarFrom the use of autonomous weapons to information warfare to cyber-attacks, artificial intelligence is fundamentally changing the shape of contemporary warfare. What are the ethical and security challenges associated with using AI in military strategies? And how is the role of humans changing in a world where decisions about lives […]

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Newsletter February 2025

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: World Conference on Qualitative ResearchThe 9th conference will bring together researchers from over 40 countries to exchange knowledge and experiences in qualitative research. The event will take place at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków from February 4 to February 6, 2025, and it will be one of the most important international scientific events, emphasizing the interdisciplinary nature of […]

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Newsletter January 2025

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: The Plurality of Early Modern Media: 21st-Century Perspectives on Interdisciplinary Research in the HumanitiesA conference aimed at exploring the role of interdisciplinarity within the study of late medieval and early modern culture. The conference participants will examine recent paradigms in interdisciplinary research and the possible future of interdisciplinarity in the study of early modern […]

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Newsletter December 2024

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: What Trump’s Return Means for EuropeIn November 2024, former President Donald Trump became the President-Elect of the USA. Since then, the debate over what a Trump 2.0 administration would mean at home and abroad has intensified. We would most happily welcome you to the event on December 13, 2024, from 3:15 p.m. in room 2.06 of […]

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Newsletter November 2024

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: Meeting Tibetan Dissidents in PersonTibetan dissidents will be welcomed to Room B.1 on the Hybernská Campus on November 18, 2024, at 4 p.m. Poet Tenzin Tsundue, actress Sonam Dolma, and musician Lotan Namling will speak on the succession of the 14th Dalai Lama, Tibetan national identity, ecology on the Tibetan Plateau and human rights. […]

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MA Thesis Writing and Deadlines

MA thesis submission deadline is June 16, 2025, at all EPS partner universities. MA theses are assessed according to joint criteria to consult in the MA thesis handbook where formal requirements can also be found. If students require an extension, they must contact the local coordinator by June 4 to explain why the extension is requested. The extension for […]

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Newsletter January 2026

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1:  The Legal Dimension of Polish-Ukrainian RelationsWe cordially invite you to participate in the scientific conference ‘The Legal Dimension of Polish-Ukrainian Relations’. The conference will feature debates and presentations by speakers from not only Poland, but also cover issues related to various branches of law relevant to Polish-Ukrainian legal transactions. The conference offers an opportunity […]

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Newsletter December 2025

ACADEMIC EVENT SECTION#1: Rethinking Europe’s East- West DivideThe second conference of the UACES (University Association for Contemporary European Studies) Research Network, ‘Rethinking Europe’s East- West Divide,’ explores the topics of EU strategic autonomy, security and defense, and enlargement, as well as the future of European integration. The conference will occur at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles […]

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