The Center for European Studies is pleased to welcome the 2015-2017 TransAtlantic Masters Class to UNC-CH. There are ten in-coming students this year and one student, who has been on leave, will join the cohort in Prague this spring. These … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR: JOHN STEPHENS The course examines the development of different types of welfare states in Europe and North America. The course is structured around the concept of “welfare states regimes,” as defined by Gøsta Esping-Andersen in his path-breaking … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR: CHRISTIANE LEMKE (VISITING PROFESSOR FROM UNIVERSITY OF HANNOVER, GERMANY) The seminar begins with a brief introduction of the European integration process, then covers major theories of integration, the institutions of the EU, including the most recent EU reform … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR SHERICK HUGHES This course was developed to confront and address questions of global cultural competence and self-critique. Culturally competent leaders work to understand their own biases and patterns of discrimination.

Please join the Center for European Studies for our first Friday Lecture of the Fall! “Piketty’s Capital in the 21st Century and the Determinants of Top 1% Income Shares” With CES Director and Lenski Professor of Political Science and Sociology … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR DOUG ELVERS Human rights are inextricably linked to the achievement of public health policy goals. This course provides an introduction to the relationship between health policy and human rights. As a survey course, it ranges broadly over … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR: RICHARD ANDREWS This course has two principal objectives. The first is to provide an intensive introduction to the historical development and current issues of environmental policy in the United States, including basic perspectives, processes and institutions, major … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR BANU GÖKARIKSEL This course will trace the geographical production of Muslim subjects through transnational flows, networks and imaginaries. Rather than approaching “Islam” or Muslims as fixed in time and space, we will develop a perspective on Muslim … Read more

Seven members of the TAM Class of 2015 returned to Chapel Hill this weekend to celebrate their graduation. Professor John Stephens hosted a reception in their honor at his home. Three of this year’s graduates intend to pursue doctoral degrees … Read more

Welcome to the new TAM website! We hope you enjoy the updated layout and information. UNC’s Center for European Studies has been hard at work to give you the best information possible to help you make an informed decision with … Read more