Giulia Bondi

Education

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  University of Exeter - Centre for European Governance

  2011 - 2012

  Master of Arts (MA) in European Studies with Integrated Study Abroad European Politics First-class honours 1:1

  The MA examined the political process of European integration, its origins, dynamics, and prospects. It addresses key issues in European governance including EU policy-making, federalism, democratisation/constitutionalism, and European identity. Taught at the University’s Centre for European Governance (CEG), this programme provided detailed knowledge and advanced critical understanding of the political process of European Union integration, its origins, dynamics and prospects within a rigorous… Show more The MA examined the political process of European integration, its origins, dynamics, and prospects. It addresses key issues in European governance including EU policy-making, federalism, democratisation/constitutionalism, and European identity. Taught at the University’s Centre for European Governance (CEG), this programme provided detailed knowledge and advanced critical understanding of the political process of European Union integration, its origins, dynamics and prospects within a rigorous theoretical and empirical framework.Courses,among others:European Politics; Regulatory Tools for European Governance;EU Media Regulations; Show less

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  Liceo Scientifico "F. Cecioni"​

  2002 - 2007

  High School Diploma
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  Vrije Universiteit Brussel

  2012 - 2012

  Erasmus programme-Master of Science (MSc) in Communications Studies: New Media and Society in Europe

  The Erasmus programme took an original interdisciplinary approach allowing students to concentrate on business, policy and/or user aspects of new media and society in Europe.

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  University of Westminster

  2008 - 2011

  Bachelor of Arts (BA) Honours in International Relations with French Social Sciences and International Studies Upper-Second class honours 2:1

  This course enabled to develop a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of the international system, and to relate this to contemporary developments in international relations. It provided a theoretical framework for understanding the international system and the distribution of power at the global, regional and national levels. With excellent links to employers, this course offered the opportunity to advance the knowledge of international relations in an applied setting. I gained the… Show more This course enabled to develop a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of the international system, and to relate this to contemporary developments in international relations. It provided a theoretical framework for understanding the international system and the distribution of power at the global, regional and national levels. With excellent links to employers, this course offered the opportunity to advance the knowledge of international relations in an applied setting. I gained the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development. Courses:Politics and International Relations theories; Human Rights law;European Comparative Politics; Climate and Energy policy studies; Development studies: geopolitics and globalisation; Conflicts studies; Foreign Policy analysis;Middle East contemporary history; Politics and Media Freedom; Show less

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  SOAS University of London

  2016 - 2017

  Course on Economics of Environmental Policy Environmental Economics

  This course aimed at exploring the design and evaluation of governmental environmental policies. The course explained how economic theory and methods are used in order to develop and analyse these environmental policies. By the end of this module, students should be able to demonstrate:- critical understanding of the main interactions between the environment and the economy, the physical constraints that place limits on the interaction, and the practical implications for public… Show more This course aimed at exploring the design and evaluation of governmental environmental policies. The course explained how economic theory and methods are used in order to develop and analyse these environmental policies. By the end of this module, students should be able to demonstrate:- critical understanding of the main interactions between the environment and the economy, the physical constraints that place limits on the interaction, and the practical implications for public policy- the ability to apply and critically interpret the results of specific methodologies so that solutions to environmental problems can be identified and implemented in practice- the ability to critically use the knowledge acquired to be able to effectively evaluate environmental policy that is already in practice, and the theoretical basis for this policycritical understanding of the divergence between policy design in principle and the practical reality. Show less