The Brussels-Europe Liaison Office, representing the Brussels government, together with the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and the Université Libre de Bruxelles launched a new educational and training initiative 'Master classes: Brussels for Europe', designed specifically for staff of the European institutions or international organisations.
Based on the very latest interdisciplinary urban research, this high quality programme will tackle the historical, social, cultural, political, geographical and economic dimensions of Brussels. It will give participants a unique opportunity to understand current developments and forces driving Brussels urban dynamics as well as to broaden their vision of the city in which they live and work. In an informal atmosphere, renowned experts in the field will assist participants in enhancing their ties with different sectors and actors of the city and in exploring new paths within the daily urban life. The programme consists of a series of lectures, events and side visits.
Practical information
The next edition will start on October 13th and will be held in French. It will end mid-January 2011.
Provisional program of this session:
Brussels for Europe oct 2010 - jan 2011 FR.pdf
Usually the Master classes are held on Wednesdays from 18.00 to 20:30 and occasionally on Saturdays. Lectures and moderated panels take place at the Brussels-Europe Liaison Office, avenue d’Auderghem 63 at 1040 Etterbeek. (how to find us).
Each edition of the Master classes counts about 30 participants, limited to EU-civil servants and other international staff.
To apply, you are invited to send an email to info@brusselsforeurope.eu.
For more information, see www.brusselsforeurope.eu.