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08.05.2026 Webinar "Lessons of Europe 2026" - Lesson 8 "A Quantum Leap: How the European Communities Became A Union"

On Friday, 8 May 2026, from 10:00 to 11:00, the eighth webinar in the "Lessons of Europe" series will be held, titled "A Quantum Leap: How the European Communities Became A Union".
 
The establishment of the European Union, through the Maastrich Treaty, represented a pivotal advancement in the process of European integration. Its creation was intimately linked to the end of the Cold War and to the imperative of rethinking the common institutions forged in the 1950s to foster peace, economic prosperity, and political stability across its member states.
This webinar, part of the "Lessons of Europe 2026" series, seeks to explore the principal stages of the transformation of the European Community into a Union, with particular emphasis on the role of the international context in initiating and shaping this decisive juncture.
The webinar is open to all citizens wishing to deepen their understanding of the history and evolution of the European Union.
 
L'istituzione dell'Unione Europea del 1993, mediante il Trattato di Maastricht, ha rappresentato un passo avanti fondamentale nel processo di integrazione europea. La sua creazione è stata strettamente legala alla fine della Guerra Fredda e alla necessità di ripensare le istituzioni comuni create negli anni '50 per promuovere la pace, la prosperità economica e la stabilità politica tra gli Stati membri.
Questo webinar, parte della serie "Lezioni d'Europa 2026", si propone di esplorare le principali fasi della trasformazione della Comunità europea in Unione, con particolare attenzione al modo in cui il contesto internazionale ha influenzato questo momento decisivo.
Il webinar è aperto a tutti i cittadini che desiderano approfondire la propria conoscenza della storia e dell'evoluzione dell'Unione Europea.
 
The meeting will be held online from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in English and is free and open to all citizens, university and secondary school students, and journalists.
 
HOW TO REGISTER
Lessons of Europe 2026 is an informative programme structured as a training course.
Each individual lesson is freely accessible to everyone via the following link.
For the lessons to be recognised as a training course (certificate and/or training credits), please follow the instructions below:
 
Recognition of training activities
Participants who wish to have the training activity recognised by their institution, or to receive training credits, must register using the appropriate Google Form, which is essential for training certification.
The following information must be provided in the Google Form:
- the email address used to connect to the lessons (necessary for attendance verification);
- the individual lessons you intend to follow;
- the relevant Europe Direct office, which will issue the final certificate.
 
Certificate of attendance
The certificate will be issued by the Europe Direct office indicated in the Google Form.
The certificate will show:
- actual attendance at lessons;
- the total number of hours completed;
- whether the final test has been passed, if taken.
 
Final test (optional)
For those who need to take a final assessment of the skills they've learned, there's a final test.
The test will be in May, at the end of the 2026 European Lessons cycle.
The test is optional and will only be given if you ask for it, just to get your training recognised.
 
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