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FEPS YAN Programme
13 - 15/11/2025
Vienna, Austria (Training)
From 13 to 15 November, the FEPS Young Academics Network gathered in Vienna at the Karl-Renner-Institut for the final seminar of its 9th cycle.
The seminar focused on completing the network’s policy studies across a range of key topics, including housing and sustainability, housing justice, the care economy, cohesion policy, labour policies, fighting the far right, misinformation, and the rule of law.
The programme also included a visit to the Austrian Parliament, where participants met Stephan Auer-Stüger, Member of the Austrian Federal Council. In addition, the seminar featured a training session and debate on the use of Artificial Intelligence in academia, exploring its benefits, limitations, and risks.
For more information about this project, please do not hesitate to contact Elena Gil, Training and Project Coordinator (elena.gil@feps-europe.eu)
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