• New Europe-related courses for Fall 2010 and Summer 2010
• Pre-2010 Europe-Related Courses
• Funding Opportunities
• Go Global! (The Global Studies Program's International Careers Website)

Education for both undergraduate and graduate students is a core mission of the European Studies Alliance. Through its four constituent centers, the ESA provides students with a regular offering of courses, funding opportunities and weekly information on upcoming talks, workshops, study-abroad opportunities, cultural events, and distinguished European visitors.

For undergraduates, there are many ways to become involved in the European Studies community, including:

• Earning a European Studies Certificate
• Participating in the EU/Europa Club
• Pursuing Independent Studies with European Studies faculty
• Taking one of a host of courses dealing with European Studies, including the Introduction to the European Union and the upcoming Introduction to European Studies.

For Graduate Students, there are many ways to profit from the highly robust European Studies scholarly community at UW-Madison, including:

• Applying for a European Union Center of Excellence Graduate Fellowship
• Applying for a Center for European Studies 'FLAS Fellowship'
• Applying for a Center for German and European Studies Graduate Fellowship
• Earning a European Studies Certificate or Ph.D. Minor
• Attending one of a myriad of graduate seminars supported by the Centers, on such topics as "Contemporary Germany and the Transatlantic Culture of Memory," "Industrial Ecology, Culture and Environmental Sustainability," "Employment and the Welfare State in an Integrating Europe," and "Governance, Law and Democracy in the EU and the US".