CES
YSU Centre for European Studies (CES) is an independent educational and research institution, founded in July 2006 as a result of fruitful cooperation between Yerevan State University and EU Delegation to Armenia.
Who we are?
Being a unique educational and research institute specialising in EU studies, the Centre aims to promote EU-Armenia cooperation and the process of Armenia’s European Integration through implementation of versatile and interdisciplinary researches, academic postgraduate programmes and non-degree trainings. The YSU Centre for European Studies provides graduate education in the field of European Studies and Human Rights, carries out specialised and multidisciplinary researches and provides consulting to NGOs, public and private organisations dealing with EU affairs. To fulfil the aforesaid functions the Centre has qualified professional staff majoring in EU studies, hosts guest lectures, researchers, fellows, experts and students from partner universities. Though young, the Centre has already completed and published number of researches, established effective cooperation with renowned European universities and research centers, plans to carry out new studies and implement regional educational projects.
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The Centre for European Studies looks for database expert within “Climate and conflicts: Redress and prevention” project. It is a two-year project supported by the Global Campus of Human Rights and Right Livelihood partnership project implemented by two Campuses – Global Campus Caucasus (Yerevan State University) and Global Campus Central…
Read MoreOn 15 July the participants of HELP/ UNHCR online course on “Asylum and Human Rights” implemented in cooperation between the Centre for European Studies of Yerevan State University, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and the Council of Europe (CoE) were awarded with the certificates. On the same day…
Read MoreThe Centre for European Studies of the Yerevan State University has open its admission for the 2024/25 academic year of the Master’s Programme in Human Rights and Democratization in the Caucasus. The application will be open from May 27th to June 28th for the first round. More information about the…
Read MoreOn May 13 REDEMOS Horizon Europe Project hold the Public Stakeholders Conference at Yerevan State University. The event gathered EU Ambassadors, representatives of academia, state bodies, international and civil society organisations, experts to reflect in the EU democracy support in the Eastern Neighbourhood. A special stress was on case of…
Read More“Inclusion through Arts” children’s rights education toolkit has been developed by the Centre for European Studies within the frames of Performing Arts Exchange-2” project implemented in cooperation with ShareMusic & Performing Arts – Swedish knowledge Centre for Artistic Development and Inclusion, Henrik Igityan National Centre for Aesthetics and Yerevan State…
Read MoreOn March 6-8, the Centre for European Studies organised the international conference on “Inclusion through Arts” which was implemented in cooperation with ShareMusic & Performing Arts, Henrik Igityan National Centre for Aesthetics , Global Campus of Human Rights and Right Livelihood. During the opening day, participants were presented the results…
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