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15 April 2025
The fifth edition of the European Union Week is ready to go: a bridge to knowledge and opportunities in the European Union

Preparations resume for the long-awaited European Union Week 2025, an event which, following the success of the previous editions, is preparing to celebrate the European Union through an informative and engaging experience. Now in its fifth edition, the event is an unmissable opportunity for students, alumni and the general public to delve deeper into the complexity and importance of the European Union, as well as to seize the many opportunities it offers.
Growth and collaboration: the heart of European Union Week
Initiated in 2021 by the TUM School of Management (Germany) and HEC Paris (France), and with the entry in subsequent years of Kozminski University (Poland) and then of our business school, European Union Week has steadily broadened its horizons, becoming an increasingly important point of reference on the international educational agenda. This year, in fact, the network of European institutions involved has the following structure: TUM Speakers Series, HEC Paris, HEC Débats, Koźmiński University, POLIMI School of Management, Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Estonian Business School, Vlerick Business School, ESADE, Ramon Llull University, Barcelona and Corvinus University of Budapest.
This expansion reflects the commitment of the institutions involved to international cooperation and interculturality.
Within the context of growth and the enhancement of European Union Week, the School of Management of Politecnico di Milano will again be organising the events for this edition. The participation of our ecosystem represents an important opportunity for the community, providing greater awareness of the value and importance of the European Union, an objective that remains central to our commitment every year.
A programme full of opportunities and knowledge
During the two weeks of the event, each hosting institution will offer a series of high-value seminars, speeches and events, which are accessible free of charge to all interested parties.
More news coming soon − stay tuned
The definitive schedule for European Union Week 2025 is still being finalised, so please follow the updates on the POLIMI GSoM channels to find out the latest programme news.