CES continues its long tradition of promoting and funding student research on Europe. Nearly forty undergraduates will pursue thesis research and internships in Europe this summer, while more than two dozen graduate students have been awarded support for their dissertations over the coming year.

Grants Awarded in 2008
Graduate
Undergraduate

CES believes very strongly that a vital part of the training of future Europeanists is the ability to conduct fieldwork in the region. Thanks to an endowment originally provided by the Krupp Foundation, the Center is able to provide a year of support for dissertation research abroad to large numbers of students as well as summer grants for graduate students who are in the preliminary stages of choosing a topic or who, at a late stage in writing, would benefit from a short trip to do final archival work or interviews.

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For over a decade, CES has offered summer research travel grants for senior thesis writers. The Center also offers a series of workshops geared towards all students preparing a thesis, not just those who are doing research on Europe. Workshops on the following topics will be held in 2008/09:
How to Choose a Topic
Getting your Research Funded: How to Write a Good Proposal
Conducting Research Abroad

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CES encourages student activities that promote a greater understanding of European history, politics, society and culture.

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