An International Network Unlike Any Other: The Copernicus Master in Digital Earth (CDE)
Interested in Geoinformatics? Want to study Geoinformatics while abroad and also meet new people from exciting backgrounds? Then the Copernicus Master in Digital Earth might be the perfect program for you!
Is civil society involved in the EU’s trade policy? The case of CETA.
The European Commission is sometimes caricatured as an “unelected Brussel’s bureaucracy” that is not interested in involving civil society in its thirst for power. In reality, things are quite different, even if the Commission does play a key role in EU external relations.
Becoming a digital earth expert through the Copernicus Master’s Degree Program
Are you interested in geoinformatics and geoinformation systems? You could imagine yourself in taking a Master’s degree in Digital Earth abroad?
Read more about the experiences of a student who is currently taking part in the Copernicus Master’s program in Salzburg!
Read more about the experiences of a student who is currently taking part in the Copernicus Master’s program in Salzburg!
A very English Christmas: a top 10
Christmas is one of – if not THE – biggest and most important occasion of the year in England. If you are curious to know how the Brits like to celebrate a festivity like this, find here a list of the 10 best things about Christmas in England, the most magical time of the year.
Influence of regions in Europe on the European Union
In the seminar “Europe beyond Brussels”, students are taking a closer look at the influence of European regions on EU decisions. This time, students talked to Prof. Dr. Franz Schausberger. He was governor (Landeshauptmann) of the Land Salzburg between 1996 and 2004. He also co-founded the Institute of the Regions of Europe in Salzburg and represents Salzburg at the European Committee of the Regions in Brussels.
An inside look: how regions participate in the life of the EU
In the seminar “Europe beyond Brussels”, students are taking a closer look at the influence of European regions on EU decisions. This time, students asked Mr. Klaus Hullmann from the European Committee of the Regions about its influence on European law and how effective the Commitee of the Regions really is.
The Salzburger Landtag and Brussels
In the seminar “Europe beyond Brussels”, students are taking a closer look at the influence of European regions on EU decisions. This time, students asked Mag. Josef Hörmandinger, the Head of the Legal and Information Unit of the Salzburger Landtag (Salzburg Regional Parliament) about his perspective on Salzburg’s efforts to influence EU decisions.
Regions of Europe or Europe of the regions? How local governments secure their influence on the European policy-making process
In the seminar “Europe beyond Brussels”, students are taking a closer look at the influence of European regions on EU decisions. A group of students had an interesting and informative discussion with Ms. Marlène Siméon, who is director of operations at the Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR). In this article the students summarized the main takeaways from her presentation and the subsequent discussion.
10 reasons why studying in Salzburg is great
Salzburg has much more to offer than Mozartkugeln and Stiegl beer. The city has plenty going for it, especially for students. What are they? Here is a list of reasons why Salzburg can be called a real student city!
7 top excursion and hiking destinations in and around Salzburg
There’s no place like home! This article introduces you to excursion and hiking destinations that offer something for every taste and show you how beautiful it is here!
Digital overload: 6 tips on how to avoid it
Laptop, smartphone, check! Time to make a start. But trying to balance work and the push notifications trickling in on your phone can be enough to make your head explode. To be online on different channels all the time can quickly lead to digital overload. Blog contributor Maria has collected 6 tips to help you cope with everyday digital life.