Delivering ambitious academic programmes with partners and through alliances

Partnerships

Combining its European roots and spirit with a strong international and multidisciplinary vocation, the EUI enjoys close relationships with several academic institutions, international organisations, media, civil society, and funding partners.

Our community of scholars and practitioners lies at the forefront of social sciences and humanities and, together with our partners, contributes to answer fundamental questions in both research and policymaking.

External relations

Close relationships between the Institute and several international institutions, media and civil society organisations facilitate the collaboration between the academia and policy-making world

Funding partners

The European University Institute attracts relevant financial contributions from a wide variety of donors. The acceptance of external funds is always assessed to guarantee the respect of the core principles at the basis of the EUI

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EUI Scholars at Risk Initiative

Supporting at-risk scholars and promoting academic freedom amid global challenges

Contacts

If you are interested to know more about EUI initiatives and how your organisation can partner with us in this area, please get in touch

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Florence STG contributes expertise to Netflix’s Audiovisual Policy Academy

The Florence School of Transnational Governance partners with Netflix to support and strengthen the design and delivery of the Audiovisual Policy Academy (AVPA), a capacity-building programme supporting policymakers and regulators in Africa’s rapidly growing audiovisual sector.

EU Public Administration Leadership Programme officially kicked off in Warsaw

From 16 to 18 June 2026, 44 senior officials from six EU member states and 12 representatives of public administration institutes met in Poland for a European leadership initiative. The EU Public Administration Leadership Programme (EU-PALP) strengthens leadership for resilient public services across Europe.

Preparing central bankers and banking supervisors for a complex world

As geopolitical tensions, climate risks, and economic fragmentation reshape the policy landscape, the Central Banking and Banking Supervision (CBBS) Programme continues to equip ESCB and SSM professionals with the knowledge, networks and perspectives needed to navigate an increasingly uncertain future.

Florence STG continues to prepare Western Balkan diplomats for EU enlargement

Funded by the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a Florence School of Transnational Governance's ten-day programme brought together 16 young diplomats from six countries of the Western Balkans. The initiative provides leaders with technical knowledge and diplomatic skills to drive the region towards the EU.

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