Doctoral programme We encourage our Ph.D. researchers to think beyond boundaries Read more Doctoral programme
Research & Teaching A vibrant intellectual community of study interactions and work exchanges Read more Research & Teaching
People Professors, fellows, Ph.D. researchers and administrative staff of the Department Read more People
Summer School Summer School in History - Intersectionality: Challenges and Opportunities for European History? Read more Summer School
Read more 6 May 2024 Workshop Department of History The origins and legacies of the Barbadian Comprehensive Slavery Code Read more
Read more 8 May 2024 Lecture Department of History Between a lost port and a global cultural form Read more
The analogue and the digital: Mourlon-Druol on the Delors Committee meetings In an interview, EUI History Professor Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol shares his findings from an analysis of the discussions within the Delors Committee, and how digital tools supported this work. Read more The analogue and the digital: Mourlon-Druol on the Delors Committee meetings
‘Environing Modernization’ photography exhibit opens at the Badia Fiesolana A black and white photography exhibit drawn from European Investment Bank’s historical archives is now installed in the EUI’s canteen. The 14 professional images illustrate a digital research project from the EUI’s interdisciplinary research cluster Environmental challenges and climate change governance. Read more ‘Environing Modernization’ photography exhibit opens at the Badia Fiesolana
Interview with Beata Javorcik, Oxford's first female Economics Professor In the second episode of a series spotlighting accomplished female economists working in international organisations, Beata Javorcik, Chief Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, delves into economic theories and her career trajectory. Read more Interview with Beata Javorcik, Oxford's first female Economics Professor
The man who lived at the end of history: Nicolas Guilhot on Ernesto de Martino In an interview, EUI History Professor Nicolas Guilhot delves into his essay 'The man who lived at the end of history' published in The New Statesman, on Ernesto de Martino's life and work. Read more The man who lived at the end of history: Nicolas Guilhot on Ernesto de Martino