followed by the appointment of a full-time Director in October 2020, Dr Marcin Walecki. Dr Hartmut Mayer took on the role of Executive Chair and Dr Andrew Graham joined the Board of Trustees. Workshops, Conferences and Colloquia The Europaeum organises and facilitates a number of workshops, seminars, conferences and colloquia every year, for the benefit of postgraduate students enrolled in a member institution. The core events are: Spring School and Summer School, Classics Colloquium and Policy Seminar (usually in Brussels). Other events are organised in addition, following suggestions and initiatives by members. Three themes determine content and concept of all Europaeum activities: European History & Civilisation; European Policy-Making; European Liberal Democracy & Citizen Engagement. Joint MA programmes The Europaeum is involved in three Joint MA Programmes: The MA European History and Civilization: Partner universities of the one-year degree MA European History and Civilisation are the Leiden University, University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne and the University of Oxford. Participating students will visit each of these universities for one trimester. [see report by Green Templeton College https://www.gtc.ox.ac.uk/news-and-events/news/europaeum-students-oxford/] The Europaeum Václav Havel Masters Programme (EMAP): named after Václav Havel, the late Czech dissident and President, is a two-years Masters Programme in European Society and Politics. This programme is organized by the Leiden University, University of Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne and the Charles University in Prague. The MA European Politics & Society (Charles University) [see http://www.epsmaster.eu/]: offered by Charles University as leading partner (Prague), plus Jagellonian University (Krakow), Leiden University and Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona), with the help of Erasmus Mundus funding. A two-year programme that starts in Prague and subsequently offers different options. Scholarship schemes Europaeum Scholars Programme Launched in January 2018 with thirty selected doctoral students from the member Universities, the Europaeum Scholars Programme is a two-year long innovative initiative that draws together talented scholars from across Europe who are committed to making a difference. Its cross-disciplinary, cross-university and cross-cultural nature combined with a strong practical ethos and collaborative project work provides scholars with a firm grounding with which to tackle the challenges facing Europe today. Study bursaries The Europaeum organises study bursaries in cooperation with Charles University (Prague), the Graduate Institute in Geneva and Helsinki University. These support an Oxford graduate to pursue a short period of research at these member institutions, and one from each of these member institutions to come to Oxford on a self-directed research trip. Jenkins Memorial Scholarship