Students from the Faculty of Political Science took part in a professional development programme on communicating European policies, organised in cooperation with the European Parliament Liaison Office in Croatia.
During the programme, the students explored how to make topics currently being discussed in the European Parliament more accessible to citizens — from security, the fight against corruption, Erasmus+, and the EU’s new multiannual budget to consumer protection, animal welfare, and legislation on gender-based violence.
At the final workshop, they presented their communication strategies for selected EU legislative and policy initiatives and shared a range of creative and well-considered ideas.

The programme was carried out in close cooperation with Barbara Peranić, Press Officer at the European Parliament Liaison Office in Croatia, under the guidance of Professor Igor Vidačak.
The activity was carried out as part of the Jean Monnet Chair project Active European Democratic Citizenship for a Resilient Society.
We would like to thank the European Parliament Liaison Office in Croatia for its openness to cooperation, as well as all the students for their participation and contribution to practice-based learning.





