Student blogs
This page shows examples of outstanding student work, produced as part of the Master's Programme European Law.
EU Law Mythbusting: Bridging Knowledge Gaps
In an intensive three-week course, students learn to develop informative blog posts and other content (such as infographics or video’s) that will contribute to informing the public debate about the EU. The course offers a unique opportunity to bridge the gap between EU law experts and the broader community, fostering understanding and informed decision-making in a democratic society. Here are some examples of blogs written by students:
Is the EU killing the mediterranean diet? The world is changing, and food is changing too. However, this does not seem to apply to everyone. Take Italy, for example, in this blog written by Rabil Islamovski.
Stop the Steel!... tariff Trump’s recent introduction of a steel tariff may spark a transatlantic trade war with the EU. What does this mean for manufacturers and for you? A blog by Miklas Robbesom.
The EU’s Real AI Challenge The EU might be lagging behind, but perhaps not how you think. Read all about the EU’s Real AI Challenge in this blog by Alice Pederzoli.
Does Brussels promote an LGBTQ+ agenda at the expense of traditional families? According to some, the EU disregards national traditions and imposes liberal values on more conservative countries. Do they have a point? A blog written by Alexandra Gemzicka.
