Gratis cursus: EU policy and implementation
About this course: People have become more critical of European policy and often seem to prefer local policy solutions in response to globalisation problems. How do you experience EU policy? Does it help? And if not, how can we change this? In this course, we learn how EU policy is made, and how policy is transferred to member states and implemented by various authorities, including regional and local governments. We discuss the challenges of the European multi-level governance structure. We also focus on the main causes of policy failure or success. On this journey, we focus on actual policy and present the views of various experts: how easy is it to establish yourself in another EU-country? How do governments make sure that the air you breathe is clean? And who is responsible?
You will be able to do research together in your own local setting. Research on implementation in which you can make comparisons between different countries or areas. If you live outside the EU, this is not a problem. We have developed assignments in such a way that you can do research in your area and compare your findings with others.
So, are you curious? Please join: 'EU policy and implementation: making Europe work'. Watch our trailer video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3nSN9R3VR4
Who is this class for: Whether
you live in the EU and are interested in how European policy affects
your daily life or you are already an expert in the field looking to
update your skills, or want to understand how European Union policy is
made and implemented, this course will offer you the theory and practice
you need.
In keeping with the nature of the material and the purpose of the
course, this course is free, and will remain free for participants. If
you are interested in receiving a formal certificate, there will be a
fee to cover costs.
Created by: Universiteit Leiden
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