SEE Studies Programme Director, Associate Professor Susannah Verney, co-authored a paper, 'Academic Gender Gap and Career Stage: Some Evidence from South European Studies Journals' with Anna Bosco and Sandra Bermude Torres, which was presented at the annual conference of the Italian Political Science Association in Rome on 10 September 2022.

Dr. Ioannis Kyriakantonakis, member of the academic staff of the programme, is currently an I Tatti (the Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies)/Dumbarton Oaks Joint Fellow. His research project is "A study on Seventeenth-Century Religious Dynamics. The Traces of Kigalas Family".

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Professor Emmanuella Doussis was the co-organizer of the 1st Refugee and Migration Studies Summer School, a joint activity between the NKUA and Harvard University

The summer school on Migration and Refugee Studies is an intensive, three-week training that combines lectures, seminars, interactive class sessions and fieldwork. And the aim of…

Professor Emmanuella Doussis, UNESCO chairholder on climate diplomacy, was the director of studies of the Thessaloniki Summer Course 2022 on Climate Change and International Law organized by the Kalliopi Koufa Foundation for International and Human Rights Law at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. During 10 days, distinguished…