• March 31st – TAM Alumni Panel – Please join!

  Please attend the TAM Alumni Panel on March 31st at 5pm ET. This is a hybrid event. Please be sure to RSVP here. Panelists     Aberdeen Sabo works for the US Department of Defense. She is a 2003 graduate … Continued

• Europe: Consider it All! Conference Returns for its Second Year – March 11th

  Please attend the second annual Consider it All! Conference. This event is a student-led initiative to address neglected or less-commonly-examined topics relevant to contemporary European Studies.   This conference will take place simultaneously in Berlin and Chapel Hill and will … Continued

• Graduate Symposium on Democracy – A Great Success

  On March 2 and 3, TAM students, along with those from the Global MA Program and the Department of Asian and Middle East Studies (DAMES), took part in the inaugural Global Graduate-Student Symposium at UNC-CH. The event focused on democracy’s … Continued

• UNC’s Global Career Night to Feature Two TAM grads!

  UNC’s annual Global Career Night will take place on February 22nd at 5:30pm. TAM is so pleased to welcome two of our grads back to campus to serve as panelists for this event. Esha Sarai ’15 studied overseas in Bremen, … Continued

• TAM Grad – Liam Deering – Returns to Campus to Give a Talk and Meet with Students

  We are so pleased to welcome Liam Deering back to campus on February 17 and 18! Liam Deering ’17  is Director of Due Diligence & Head of European Operations at Prescient. He had a FLAS award for Turkish as a … Continued

• TAM-HU of Berlin Webinar on Friday, February 10th at noon EST

  Please join us for a webinar focused on opportunities for TAM students in Berlin! Administrators in Chapel Hill and Berlin will join the discussion as will one current TAM student and two TAM graduates in Berlin. Find out more about … Continued

• TAM Student Contributes to Sustainability Initiatives at UNC

  On January 18, UNC Student Government hosted an Energy Transition Town Hall, featuring three panelists from Sustainable Carolina as well as four students who are all working to make the University more environmentally sustainable. Michael Piehler, Chief Sustainability Officer, and … Continued

• Graduate Student Symposium – Call for Papers

  Call For Papers: The Decline of Democracy   We invite paper proposals for the inaugural Department of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Global Studies, and TransAtlantic Masters Program (TAM) joint symposium on Friday, March 3rd 8am to 12pm. The theme of the symposium … Continued

• UNC Climate Event on January 18th at 11am

  On January 18 at 11am, administrators and student activists are hosting a joint information event on Carolina’s energy transition plans. It’s an open “town hall” where you can ask questions about solar panels, coal, climate activism or whatever else interests … Continued

• Erasmus + Funding for TAM Students at the Humboldt University of Berlin

  The Humboldt University of Berlin’s Erasmus+ application 2022-2025 has been approved again!   A total of 40.000,00 €. will be made available in the current funding phase. These funds will be used for staff exchanges and student scholarships.   For … Continued

• The TAM Ugly Holiday Sweater Party and Competition!

  On November 28th in the GEC, TAM students will enjoy pizza and a holiday potluck. The annual ugly holiday sweater competition will take place. Prizes will be awarded. Please check back here for photos!

• TAM Informational Webinar 11/28 at 11am ET

  The TAM application deadline is approaching! Please join us on zoom for an informational webinar! Monday, November 28th, 2022 at 11am ET. Please email tam@unc.edu to get the zoom link.

• UNC-CH Professors Liesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks to Speak on November 18th at Noon ET

  Please join us in GEC 4003 on Friday, November 18th – UNC-CH Professors Gary Marks and Liesbet Hooghe will give the last talk in our Fall Friday Lecture Series entitled “Field of education and the transnational cleavage” ABSTRACT We develop … Continued

• Two TAM Graduates to Speak on 11/11 – Tess Snodgrass’16 and Nora Weber’18

  We are so pleased that two TAM graduates currently pursuing PhDs will speak in our Friday Lecture Series on November 11th. Their talk title is “Education and Inequality in the US and Germany.” Please attend in-person at noon on 11/11 … Continued

• Brandon Bohrn’19 to Talk on Transatlantic Trends 2022 Survey Data on 11/4

  Transatlantic Trends 2022 November 4 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm This virtual event is part of the TransAtlantic Masters Program Fall Friday Lecture Series. Please register here: https://europe.unc.edu/event/transatlantic-trends-2022/ Brandon Bohrn joined the Bertelsmann Foundation in January 2020 as Manager … Continued

• Juliet Johnson to Give a Talk on 10/28 at noon ET

  Professor Juliet Johnson will be on campus on October 28th to give a public lecture and meet with TAM students for a workshop. Her talk will be entitled “Show Me the Money: Performing Stability in Central Bank Museums” October 28 … Continued

• TAM Welcomes 2005 Grad Brian Beach Back to Campus!

  We are pleased to Welcome Brian Beach ’05 back to UNC! He will make time for current students and will give a public lecture on Oct 28th. Brian joined University College London (UCL) in July 2021 in the Department of … Continued

• TAM Alumni Panel – October 14th at 5pm

  Join us for our annual Fall TAM Alumni Panel. This hybrid event is part of the TransAtlantic Masters Program Fall Friday Lecture Series. This event will be a hybrid one. We will start at 5pm ET on October 14th. Dinner … Continued

• CANCELLED – TAM Graduate, Adrianne George ’03, to Speak on 9/30

  Due to illness, we have had to cancel this event. We hope to reschedule soon. Mind the Gap, Look Before You Leap, and Build Bridges September 30 @ 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm ZOOM ONLY Please register for the link … Continued

• TAM Announces New Climate-Change Policy Track

  We are very pleased to announce that the UNC Graduate School has approved a new track of the TAM Program: Comparative Climate Change Policy (CCCP). This new academic path will enable students to focus on comparative climate change policy in … Continued

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