Euroculture InFocus Series
Spree Diaries: Internship Experiences in Berlin
Berlin is Europe’s buzzing party capital but also a fabulous place to complete your internship. We have asked four Euroculture students about their recent experiences as interns in the German…
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Euroculture IP – A junction of friendship, inspiration, networking, and much more
The last week of June is an exciting time for the Euroculture people. Why? Because it is when the Euroculture Intensive Programme, the IP, is hosted by one of the…
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Internship Experiences in Brussels
Brussels… the destination for many Euroculture students. Every year, a considerable number of Euroculture students follow their dreams and start an internship in the “European capital”. Are you considering an…
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“Well-spent 3 days in Brussels”
The article covers the 3-day excursion to Brussels by second semester Euroculture students in Groningen. It provides information on the experience of students during the trip as well as how…
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Roadmap to your 3rd semester internship: Tips and Personal Experiences from Euroculture students
Are you struggling finding an internship or are still unsure of where to do it? No worries, you are not the first to do so. Have a look at the…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Brussels
Did you get an internship in Brussels? Or are you planning on working in the heart of the EU in the future? Either way, in this short guide you will…
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Euroculture Columns
The Sex-Based Pay Gap in the EU: Policies and Legislations
While the European Union has long been striving for an equality of pay between both sexes, the implementation of directives leaves much to be desired within its member countries. It…
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Advertisements, AI, and Fake News: Political Campaigns on Social Media
Delving into past elections in Poland, Bangladesh, India, and Venezuela, this article explores the crucial significance of social media for electoral campaigns. Unsurprisingly, social media is evolving into an essential…
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Memory of Roma Holocaust and antigypsyism today: is memory effective?
The European Roma Holocaust Memorial Day, on 2 August, was the occasion to commemorate the suffering of the Roma people in Europe during World War II. A ceremony took place…
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Exporting Conflict: Sahel as the Likely Extension of Kyiv-Moscow Warzone
In the wake of the Russia-Ukraine war, the Ukrainian government has adopted proxy strategies to gain leverage over Russian troops by providing technical support to rebel and terrorist groups attacking…
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CityCompass: The Euroculture Cities in depth
Kraków’s Hidden Treasures: A Semester of Museum Marvels
Picture this: a city where every cobblestone whispers tales of a rich history, where the past breathes through architectural marvels and cultural gems. As you stroll along its streets, you’re…
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Euroculture beyond the Acceptance Letter
Calling all Euroculture dreamers! Embark on an adventure with Elidad as he navigates the exciting process of acceptance, obtaining a residence permit, and building a life in Uppsala, Sweden. His…
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Shaping Tomorrow: Insights from the World Forum for Democracy at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg
In a global context overwhelmed by the challenges posed by ongoing crises, the Forum emphasized the pillar role of democracy as a prerequisite for lasting peace. However, in the course…
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In Focus: Editor-in-Chief || Guilherme Becker (2019-2020)
Have you ever wondered what being part of The Euroculturer is like? In this mini-series, former editors-in-chief will reiterate upon their experiences as a Euroculture student and the impact that…
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In Focus: Editor-In-Chief || Maeva Berghmans (2018-2019)
Have you ever wondered what being part of The Euroculturer is like? In this new mini-series, former editors-in-chief will reiterate upon their experiences as a Euroculture student and the impact…
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From a Friendly Gesture to a Dependable Platform: Bart Swinkels’ Dutch Covid-19 News
By Bart Swinkels Starting as a friendly gesture to fellow students, when Bart Swinkels (Dutch, Groningen/Uppsala, cohort 2021/2023) started translating and sharing news about Covid-19 restrictions in the Netherlands, he…
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Behind the scenes: meet the Euroculture Staff – Maite Sagasti
Interview conducted by Johanna Pieper & Paola Gosio Maite Sagasti holds a BA in History and Cultural Heritage and an MA in Spanish Heritage Management. She is currently the Euroculture…
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