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EUI Africa initiatives

Connecting Africa and Europe through higher education and research

EUI Africa initiatives at a glance

EUI activities engaging African stakeholders on topics relevant to global policy challenges that call for a common agenda across African and European continents, in combination with a specific offer on education and training

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People

EUI scholars and staff relevant to Africa activities

Research

A wide range of EUI topics related to Africa

Executive education

Courses for practitioners in the public and private sectors open to African participants

Fellowships

Learn more about the Young African Leaders Programme

Upcoming events

EUI events related to Africa

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Past events

Selection of past EUI events related to Africa

Partners and Initiatives

Academic institutions and local, national, and regional organisations

Publications

EUI publications on Africa-related topics in Cadmus, the EUI Research Repository

RECENT EVENT

Climate finance for sustainable energy transition in Africa

A European University Institute High-Level Conference and Executive Training in Accra, Ghana 5-7 July 2023.

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Latest news

The GIFI project launches four new reports on the Open Internet at DRIF24

The European University Institute joined the 2024 Digital Rights & Inclusion Forum in Accra, Ghana, where the Global Initiative on the Future of the Internet (GIFI) launched four new reports on African Approaches to the Open Internet.

African School of Regulation: a conversation with the new Director and the team

The EUI welcomes the recently appointed Director of the African School of Regulation (ASR), Frederick Nyang, marking a new phase for the school currently hosted at the Schuman Centre.

EUI receives grant under the Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility programme

The European University Institute (EUI) achieves significant milestone in its internationalisation process.

The many users of imperial infrastructure

In this interview, Friedrich N. Ammermann, PhD Researcher at the EUI History Department, discusses his research on the Cape to Cairo Railway and how this can inform infrastructure studies more broadly.

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