Capucine Lebreton, a young scholar from Paris I-Sorbonne, who was an active participant in the 2009 Europaeum Summer School, has published an online article on Virtue ethics and the ‘medicine of the spirit’, based on her presentation at the summer school on Ethics and European Policy-Making in Paris.

The third event in our year-long Project, Connecting Europe through History – Experiences and Perceptions of Migrations, will take place in Paris on March 17th 2010, hosted at the Palais de la Porte Dorée.

Leiden University will host one of the Europaeum's graduate research workshops this year, which gives young scholars the chance to present their initial findings in an international setting and to discuss ideas with others working in similar fields, before  experts from Leiden and other European universities.

The Europaeum has selected two students for the Oxford-Geneva study bursaries for 2010. One supports an Oxford graduate student to pursue a programme of study at The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, and one to support a student from The Graduate Institute to study at Oxford during the coming academic year.

The main deadline for applications for the Europaeum’s pioneering MA in European History and Civilisation with terms spent at Leiden, Paris and Oxford, is fast approaching - April 1st - and it is best to get in at this time to secure a place. There is a final deadline of June 1st for late or later applications. For a student view on the course see the article from the Europaeum Review.