Workshops and Events

• Meeting of the EUIJ Joint Research Study Group on "EU Economy"
  " A Role of Optimal Fiscal Policy in the Euro Area "　Friday, 27 June 2008
• Speaking Event by　the Vice-President of the European Commission
  ' Common challenges for the competitiveness of the EU and Japan'　Saturday, 4 July 2008
• International Conference by EU Institute in Japan and Bocconi University　Saturday, 19 July 2008

Past Event Reports

• Studentships for the MA at the King's College London(9 May 2008)
• Photos for the Symposium of 11 September 2007 are uploaded.(24 September 2007)
• Articles for Past Events are uploaded. (5 September 2007)
• Photos for the Workshop of 6 August 2007 are uploaded.(15 August 2007)
• Photos for the Symposium of 4 August 2007 are uploaded.(12 August 2007)
• Photos for the Workshop of 4 July 2007 are uploaded.(6 July 2007)
• Photos for the Workshop of 3 July 2007 are uploaded.(6 July 2007)
• Photos for the Symposium in honour of book launch [9 June 2007] are uploaded.(27 June 2007)
• Photos for the Open Lecture at ICU [7 June 2007] are uploaded.(27 June 2007)
• Photos for the EUIJ Public Lecture at ICU [Thursday, 17 May 2007] are uploaded.(18 June 2007)
• Photos for the Seminar of 6 June 2007 are uploaded.(11 June 2007)
• Photos for the Workshop of 2 June 2007 are uploaded.(4 June 2007)
• Photos for the Workshop of 1 June 2007 are uploaded. (4 June 2007)
• EUIJ Newsletter Issue 11 is uploaded. (23 May 2007)

Information

The Membership Club is established.

The EUIJ has now established the Membership Club, and welcome the application of general membership in order to disseminate EU activities in Japan. Members will, via email, receive information on forthcoming EUIJ-related seminars and lectures etc. Not only individuals but also enterprises can apply for membership. Students are also welcome. No fees will be charged. To apply for general membership, please click here and write to us with your name, vocation and email address. Personal information will never be disclosed to a third person.

Industrialised Countries Instrument Education Cooperation Programme (ICI ECP) Call for proposals 2008

Application deadline: 06 June 2008

The European Commission, in conjunction with the governments of Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the Republic of Korea is pleased to announce a new multi-country call for proposals in the field of higher education and training.

The objective of this call is to support international curriculum development projects that involve short term mobility at undergraduate or masters' level between the EU and the partner countries not necessarily related to award of a joint or dual/double degree.

Consortia applying for projects under this call are formed by at least 3 institutions from the EU and 2 institutions from a given partner country. Selected consortia will set up a framework for student mobility whereby EU students will typically spend one semester in the partner country institution and vice versa with full recognition of the study period abroad by the home institution.

We would appreciate if you could pass this information to colleagues/organisations who may be interested in applying for a project grant. Funding up to EUR 425,000 per project (depending on the number of partner institutions) is available. Support includes mobility grants for students and faculty.

Further information is available in English at: http://ec.europa.eu/education/programmes/eu_others/call08_en.html
And in Japanese at http://www.jasso.go.jp/scholarship/sendouteki.html

Studentships for the MA in Science and Security and the MA in Non-Proliferation and International Security

Application deadline: 18 July 2008

The King's Centre for Science and Security Studies, Department of War Studies, King's College London is pleased to offer studentships for the MA in Science and Security and the MA in Non-Proliferation and International Security for full-time students commencing in September 2008.

The studentships are available to exceptional candidates and preference will be given to those with first degrees in the sciences or engineering. The successful candidates will receive a bursary of ￡8,500 and EU level fees will be covered. The King's Centre for Science and Security Studies, which runs the MA in Science and Security, is currently staffed by Professor Wyn Bowen, Dr Susan Martin and Dr James Acton.

Please see www.kcl.ac.uk/warstudies or contact the Department of War Studies, King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, telephone +44 (0)20 7848 2193 or fax +44 (0)20 7848 2026, or email war.admissions@kcl.ac.uk for further details. The deadline for receipt of applications is 18 July 2008.