Networking activities
Steering Committee
The Steering Committee is the key body of the entire Module.
It is responsible for managing, planning, and regulating how the entire project is carried out, setting priorities, quality standards, and objectives to be achieved by each subcommittee, supervising the respective results achieved.
It is also in charge of fostering dialogue and coordination between the different subcommittees, removing any obstacles that may arise during the project, and ensuring its success.
Chair
Benedetta Carla Maria Angela Ubertazzi
Associate Professor of European Union Law at Milan-Bicocca University and Coordinator of the Jean Monnet module.
Marta Ramat
Dottoranda di ricerca in Diritto dell’unione Europea presso l’Università degli Studi Milano-Bicocca
Federica Gentilini
Studentessa di giurisprudenza presso l’Università Milano-Bicocca
Giulia Varisco
Studentessa di giurisprudenza presso l’Università Milano-Bicocca
Activities
EPPO and EU Law (Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence – EPPONFI) March Steering Committee meeting
Our monthly Steering Committee meeting on 13/03/2025 We had our monthly meeting Download the meeting slides
EPPO and EU Law (Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence – EPPONFI) February Steering Committee meeting
Our monthly Steering Committee meeting on 24/02/2025 We had our monthly meeting Download the meeting slides
The road to EPPO
Author: Marta Ramat Committee: Steering Committee Date: 24/02/2025 Il ciclo di lezioni sulla Procura europea (EPPO) prosegue con un approfondimento dedicato alla tutela giurisdizionale rispetto ai suoi atti. La lezione del 25 febbraio offrirà una panoramica sui...
Opening Conference
Authors: Marta Ramat, Giulia Varisco, Veronica Carbone, Beatrice Pellegrino, Wisal Tayebi. Committee: Steering Committee, High School Committee & Insight Social Media Committee Date: 22/02/2025 Opening Conference On 24 February, the 2025 cycle of lectures, "The...
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