Understanding the European Union

This theme helps you understand how the European Union works in practice:
how its institutions are organised, how decisions are made and why EU policies matter in everyday life.

Here you can access seminar pages and learning materials available in different languages.
Each language section collects the resources produced for that specific seminar.

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Materials are not translated into every language. Each section collects only the resources available for that specific language and seminar.

English

English-language resources related to this theme.

Materials

Seminar video recording

Watch the full seminar recording on YouTube.
Materials will be added here when available.

Italian

This section collects materials from the seminar dedicated to this theme and organised in Italy.

Romanian

This section collects materials from the seminar dedicated to this theme and organised in Romania.

Materials

Bulgarian

This section collects materials from the seminar dedicated to this theme and organised in Bulgaria.

Materials

PDF

Programme

Download the Italian seminar programme.
Materials will be added here when available.

Lithuanian

This section collects materials from the seminar dedicated to this theme and organised in Lithuania.

Materials

PDF

Programme

Download the Italian seminar programme.
Materials will be added here when available.

Spanish

This section collects materials from the seminar dedicated to this theme and organised in Spain.

Serbian

This section collects materials from the seminar dedicated to this theme and organised in Serbia.

Materials

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Continue exploring EU-MATTER resources

This theme is part of the EU-MATTER seminar series. Explore the other learning themes dedicated to EU decision-making, strategic priorities, civic participation and media literacy.

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