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Upcoming Events

  • Summer EU Student Exchange: Top-up Programme Brussels 2017
    Summer EU Student Exchange: Top-up Programme Brussels 2017
    26/06/2017 - 30/06/2017
  • [EU+ Series: Europe - A Year of Fateful Elections?] Seminar #3 "Merkel’s Germany and the EU at the Crossroads: Outcomes of the Federal Parliamentary Elections"
    [EU+ Series: Europe - A Year of Fateful Elections?] Seminar #3 "Merkel’s Germany and the EU at the Crossroads: Outcomes of the Federal Parliamentary Elections"
    28/09/2017

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European Union Academic Programme - Hong Kong
The European Union Academic Programme (EUAP) is a consortium of four universities in Hong Kong (Hong Kong Baptist University, The University of Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and Lingnan University), co-funded by the European Union.

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