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The European Forum at the Hebrew University and the IASEI hosted a guest lecture titled: “Poland in a Changing Europe”
The Israeli Association for the Study of European Integration provides a forum for debate and the exchange of ideas and information among academics, policymakers, business leaders, and representatives of non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
Its activities primarily consist of seminars and conferences.
Israel and the European Union | By IASEI, the Israeli Association for the Study of European Integration
Founded in 1992, IASEI brings together academics and practitioners in Israel specializing in the European Union (EU). The Association provides a forum for debate and the exchange of ideas and information on European integration while actively promoting research, collaboration, and professional networking in the field.
IASEI enables academic and non-academic experts on the EU to share knowledge, exchange perspectives, and learn from one another’s work. Its membership includes government officials, business leaders, students, and faculty members from Israel’s leading universities.
This page lists programs on European integration in Israel’s leading academic institutions. Some focus on the European Union in particular, while others take a broader view of contemporary Europe.

MA in European Studies

European Studies Program

Modern German & European Studies

Adenauer Division for the Study
of European Politics and Society

The European Forum at the Hebrew University and the IASEI hosted a guest lecture titled: “Poland in a Changing Europe”

The European Forum at Hebrew University and IASEI hosted a guest lecture on “A European Foreign Policy or a Foreign Policy for Europe?”

In a guest lecture hosted by IASEI and leading Israeli academic institutions, NATO representative Mr. Branislav Gál discussed European security and public opinion.

IASEI Annual Conference: Break it or Make it? The EU at Multiple Domestic, Regional and Global Crossroads.

Seminar on Middle East Regional Politics, Global (Dis-)Order and the Role of Europe: Theory and Practice.

The IASEI, in cooperation with Tel Aviv University, hosted a seminar exploring 70 Years of Austrian Neutrality (1955–2025): What Comes Next?

The IASEI Annual Conference brought together scholars and experts to explore key developments in European integration and EU-Israel relations.

IASEI hosted a roundtable at Tel Aviv University, bringing together experts to discuss Europe’s evolving security challenges.

IASEI hosted an online discussion exploring the implications of the European Parliament elections for Israel and EU-Israel relations.

IASEI/Jean Monnet Center at NYU Workshop: A joint workshop bringing together scholars and experts to discuss contemporary issues in European integration.

An event by IASEI and the European Forum at the Hebrew University, examining the challenges and implications of EU-Israel relations amid the Israel-Gaza war.


IASEI hosted a seminar at Tel Aviv University addressing risk regulation in the European Union, with a focus on health, safety, and environmental policy.

IASEI Zoom Event: Liberal Democratic Backsliding: Lessons for Israel from Poland, Hungary and Turkey.

Israel and the Baltic Countries: A joint event by IASEI, Tel Aviv University, and the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Baltic Embassies.


The annual IEPN meeting was co-organized by IEMed, in collaboration with the EU Studies Program at Tel Aviv University and IASEI.

IASEI hosted a seminar on Hungary and Poland’s illiberal policies and their growing challenge to the European Union.

IASEI, in cooperation with leading universities and research institutes, hosted a seminar on European strategic sovereignty in light of the Ukraine crisis.
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