The Library Research Advisor is an appointed Teaching Fellow from the EUCE/ESC and s/he works together with Phil Wilkin, the EU Delegation Library Bibliographer. If you are a Pitt student who wants to write a paper on a topic related to Western Europe and/or the European Union, the advisor can help you with the following:
Under the guidance of the Center Director, the EUCE/ESC has established the Graduate European Studies Group (GESG) to provide students advice on effective paths for matriculation through graduate school. GESG sessions provide students additional opportunities to consult with both the Director and the Center's graduate advisor. Previous session topics have included selecting a dissertation subject that will enhance a student's academic career, strategies for requesting letters of recommendation, and approach
Graduate Student Conference -During the spring semester the EUCE/ESC hosts its anual Graduate Student Conference on topics related to the EU or to transatlantic relations. Organized by graduate students, this conference gives students from North American and European institutions an opportunity to present their research to peers and faculty.
Academic Requirements:
There are five Certificate requirements:
1) Language Proficiency
2) Area Studies Courses
3) A Research Paper
4) Co-curricular Activity
5) Completion of Degree Requirements
Academic Requirements:
There are four Certificate requirements:
1) Language Proficiency
2) Area Studies Courses
3) A Research Paper
4) Graduation with a graduate or a professional degree
1) Language Courses
The EUCE/ESC offers opportunities for graduate students to develop and expand their understanding and knowledge about Europe and the European Union through its Graduate Certificate Programs.
