College of Europe Scholarship Information Session

You are cordially invited to an information session on the College of Europe scholarships and admission processes, organized by the Department of Political Science and International Relations. We are pleased to host representatives from the Directorate for EU Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Türkiye and the College of Europe.

Our speakers, Mr. Orhan AYDIN, Head of the Administrative Services Department at the Directorate for EU Affairs, and Mr. Valentin DUPOUEY, Director of Communications and External Relations at the College of Europe Bruges Campus, will provide detailed information on scholarship opportunities, admission criteria, and career prospects.

The session will take place on Wednesday, 5 November 2025 at 14:00 in classroom D 311. The event will be held in Turkish and English and is open to all interested participants.

Topic: College of Europe Scholarship and Admission Information Session Speakers: Orhan AYDIN, Head of Administrative Services Department, Directorate for EU Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Türkiye and Valentin DUPOUEY, Director of Communications and External Relations, College of Europe - Bruges Campus Date: Wednesday, 5 November 2025, 14:00 Place: D 311
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The College of Europe (Collège d’Europe) was founded in 1949 in Bruges, Belgium, with the mission of supporting European integration through academic and professional training. Offering education in both English and French, the College opened its second campus in 1993 in Natolin (Warsaw), Poland. Renowned as one of the most prestigious institutions in the field of European studies, the College of Europe has trained numerous experts and officials serving in European Union institutions and offers exclusively master’s-level programs.

The College of Europe has two campuses offering master's degrees. The Bruges campus offers programs in European Economic Studies, European Law, European Public Administration and Political Science, and EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies. The Natolin campus offers education under the European Interdisciplinary Studies program.