On the afternoon of September 10th, our colleague, Christian Wilhelm, from the Institute for Social Sciences at the Humboldt University (HU) in Berlin was here on the UNC-CH campus. He spoke to students in our Excel Working-group on Refugees, Europe, … Read more

From September 6 to 8, 2018, we celebrated the Center for European Studies’ 25th and TAM’s 20th anniversaries here at UNC-CH. On Thursday, September 6th, Ambassador Caroline Vicini, Deputy Head of the EU Delegation to the U.S,. gave a keynote … Read more

Please join us at 5:30pm on Friday, September 7th in the FedEx Global Education Center’s Room 4003 to hear from three of our TAM graduates.   They will tell their stories of their TAM experiences and post-TAM professional lives. A … Read more

This essay was written by Sarah Jennings, TAM Class of 2019.   I am having a very good summer.   Soon, I’ll be celebrating the end of my third month in Lisbon, Portugal, and I’m not winding down! I recently … Read more

In-coming TAM student, Alec Brown – Class of 2020, spent his summer overseas interning for the European Parliament. He describes his experience here. During the summer of 2018 I had the opportunity, following a study-abroad course on the institutions of … Read more

TAM Student, Jonathan Buechner—TAM Class of 2019—went to hear Jean-Claude Juncker speak in DC recently. We asked Jonathan to provide some reflections on the event.   On July 25 I had the opportunity to go listen to European Commission President … Read more

The following piece was written by Megan Connell, TAM Class of 2019.   Several months ago, on a perfect North Carolina spring evening, I sat in my car practicing my faces in the mirror. One block down, my classmates and … Read more

Please join us for our fourth annual summer information session at the EU Delegation to the US in Washington, DC on the evening of July 19th, 2018. Find out about the TransAtlantic Masters Program, hear from some of our graduates, … Read more

  TAM is pleased to congratulate Davis Ellison, TAM Class of 2019, on his winning EU essay. The UNC-CH Center for European Studies recently held an EU Today essay content and announced the winners at one of the Europe Week … Read more

EU Prize for Literature (EUPL) recipient, Marente de Moor, will be in Chapel Hill to give two readings from her novel entitled The Dutch Maiden. A grant from the EU Delegation to the US, called “Getting to Know Europe,” has … Read more