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Welcome to the

Luxembourg EU Summer School

University of Luxembourg, Kirchberg Campus

From 9 July to 11 July 2024

Registrations to the event will be only possible for those previously nominated by their institutions, through the e-mail sent to your institutional address. Please note that the summer school is open for staff members nominated by t​​heir institutions only. If you register without having been nominated, your registration will be cancelled.

The Luxembourg EU Summer School is designed as a forum for EU staff based in Luxembourg and local stakeholders to engage in meaningful dialogue and reflection on essential topics.

The Luxembourg EU Summer School is organized by the interinstitutional working group Relations with European Academia (REA) Network, within the framework of the High-level Initiative on the Attractiveness of Luxembourg (HIAL), with the support of the CALux, all European Union Institutions (EUIs) based in Luxembourg, the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, and the University of Luxembourg.

Scheduled to take place on 9, 10 and 11 July at the Kirchberg Campus of the University of Luxembourg, it is set to welcome around 150 assistants drawn from all EUIs present in Luxembourg, and from Luxembourgish academia and government. Through a series of workshops, panel discussions, and networking sessions, attendees will gain valuable insights into different topics.

The objective of this forum is to provide a platform for in-depth discussions led by experts from EU institutions, Luxembourgish authorities, academia, and the private sector – but also to create a space for networking and communication, focusing on the attractiveness of Luxembourg for EU staff.

2024 Topic of discussion: the impact of AI on our daily work

In today's rapidly changing technological landscape, the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) have emerged as the focal point of discussions across various fields. From ethics and legal considerations to multiculturalism, finance, and sustainability, the integration of AI seems to present both challenges and opportunities. The Luxembourg EU Summer School offers as a unique opportunity to explore and debate on the impact of AI on our daily work.

This first edition, focused on the "Impact of AI in our daily work", aims to explore how artificial intelligence impacts on various facets of our professional and personal lives. The 2024 programme is intended to provide in-depth discussions around the evolving landscape of AI in our professional endeavours.

We invite you to join us at the Luxembourg EU Summer School 2024, where knowledge meets innovation, and collaboration drives progress.


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Contacts:

Luxembourg Campus University - Kirchberg - Map

ECA-LuxEUSummerSchool@eca.europa.eu

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Organizers:

  • Alfonso de la Fuente Garrigosa

    Alfonso has served as an EU official for over 26 years, working for the European Court of Auditors (ECA), the European Commission, and the EEAS (Delegation in Palestine). He chairs the EU interinstitutional working group for Relations with European Academia (REA Network), and is the mastermind behind the creation of the EU Summer School. At the ECA, Alfonso is responsible for Sustainability Reporting, and for Art Management.

    Alfonso holds a Master’s Degree in Economics by the U. of Barcelona, a Bachelor of Arts degree with majors in Economics and Business from Bridgewater College of Virginia, a Postgraduate in Audit from U. Autonoma de Barcelona, and a Master’s Degree in Public Management from U. of Lorraine, with a thesis focusing on the use of art as a management tool. Alfonso is a Certified Government Auditing Professional, and a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors of Luxembourg, and the Board of Amis de l’Université de Luxembourg.

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  • José Ortiz Pintor

    José has worked as an EU official mostly involved in the management of translation and publication for 35 years. After retiring, he has returned to the ECA to serve as an external consultant mainly in the field of art management.

    He holds a degree in Philology, majoring in computational linguistics, as well as studies in Political Science and a FT Master’s degree (Board director of private companies).

    His interests range from the visual arts to computer science, with a keen interest in the more recent developments in the IT industry.

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  • Lucía Potier Riveiro

    Graduated in Law from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Lucía is currently completing an internship at the European Court of Auditors from March to July. She aims to begin her Master's in European Law at the Sorbonne University in Paris this September.

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