In May, the students will take part in 10 online intensive webinars of an hour and a half each. All webinars will be recorded and can be watched at any time.
In this way, students will have the opportunity to have a complete understanding of the policies adopted by the Member States and political parties and thus, be ready to put into practice the knowledge acquired.
Moreover, the knowledge of the functioning of European institutions, techniques of public speaking, and negotiation processes will be deepened during the courses to prepare students for the simulation.
Virtual activities will be held on Zoom.
| Topic | Tentative Dates |
| Introduction of the program | May 4, 16h00 |
| EU Institutions: Parliament, Council, and Commission | May 4, 16h15 |
| Climate Change Law | May 5, 16h00 |
| EU Perspective on Climate Change | May 10, 16h00 |
| Current geopolitical scenario and its impact on climate change | May 15, 16h00 |
| Rules of Procedure European Parliament | May 17, 16h00 |
| Public Speaking | May 18, 16h00 |
| Writing Skills | May 22, 16h00 |
| Work session on Zoom | May 23, 16h00 |
| Final Q&As | May 24, 16h00 |
| Nato Webinar | TBD |
On the 05, 06, and 07 of June 2023, simulations of the European Parliament will be held in Brussels at the European Committee of the Regions and the Italian Cultural Institute. While the closing ceremony will take place at the European Parliament.
The simulation aims to provide students with complete knowledge of the decision-making process of the European Union.
Each participant will be called to represent a member of the European Parliament to confront other international students on issues related to new European Climate Policies and draft legislative proposals on relevant topics.