December 2, 2026: online information session for the IteraLab Spring Programme 2027 - six days in Brussels on how the European institutions work

On Wednesday, December 2, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., there will be a free online information session in Italian for IteraLab, a six-day career orientation program in Brussels designed for students in their final years of study and recent graduates who are considering a career in European affairs.

The session will be a 15-minute presentation with founders Alfredo Alagna and Matteo Mussini, followed by a Q&A. You can register at this link: tally.so/r/1WPzN1

It’s not just a series of lectures: it’s a week of hands-on work with people who are active in that ecosystem every day, featuring ten modules—ranging from the European Parliament to EPSO competitions, from European project design to in-house lobbying—with one-third of each session dedicated to Q&A.

One of the program’s strengths is its faculty: current and former officials from the European Commission and the European Parliament, experts from Italy’s Permanent Representation to the EU, heads of European affairs at major corporations, public affairs consultants, experts on European funds, former Members of the European Parliament, investigative journalists, and coaches specializing in EPSO exams. Profiles and bios are available at www.iteralab.eu/#faculty.

Three sessions are scheduled for spring 2027 (April 12–17, May 24–29, and June 14–19); applications for the first session are due by February 19. The program is conducted in Italian (with a section on EPSO exams in English), offering 16–25 spots per session and a participation fee of 1,370 euros.

For each session, three IteraLab Scholarships are awarded to cover the full fee for participants with a family ISEE of up to 30,000 euros.