University of Andorra Launches Second EU Integration Course
UdA's 24-hour programme explores EU operations, challenges, and Andorra's ties, running February-March at Andorra la Vella campus.
Key Points
- Second edition started Wednesday, 24 hours over Feb-Mar.
- Focuses on EU mechanisms, challenges, and Andorra's European position.
- Held at UdA campus in Andorra la Vella.
- Follows successful first edition; registration details pending.
The University of Andorra (UdA) has launched the second edition of its course on European integration, aimed at exploring the European Union's operations, current challenges, and its ties with Andorra.
The programme began on Wednesday and will run for 24 hours of lectures spread across February and March. Organisers at the UdA described it as an initiative to deepen understanding of EU mechanisms and Andorra's position within the wider European context.
Classes are taking place at the UdA campus in Andorra la Vella, with sessions scheduled over the coming weeks to accommodate participants' availability. The course builds on the success of its first edition, offering insights into topics such as EU policies, ongoing debates, and bilateral relations that affect the principality.
Further details on registration or the full syllabus were not immediately available from the university.
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