The location in Poland, a country close to the Eastern frontier of the European Union, makes it an ideal starting point for the exploration of the political and socio-economic impact of the EU in Central and Eastern Europe and in the EU’s neighbourhoods.
During the academic year, Natolin students can benefit from two inspiring study trips in the EU and beyond—in countries like Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, Tunisia and others—immersing them in topical issues on the ground with decision makers, key experts and leading representatives of civil society.