FEDE network schools
A Deep Dive into the Heart of the European Institutions
One week in Strasbourg to bring the teaching of European Culture and Citizenship to life.
6 days, 5 nights, close to the European Parliament, the Council of Europe and the French-German border. Classes and workshops, aligned with the FEDE “European Culture and Citizenship” module. A turnkey programme, shaped with your school.
- 6 days
- 5 nights
- Classes and workshops
Quote based on group size.
For FEDE network schools
Bring the module to life where Europe is built
Every FEDE European degree includes the shared “European Culture and Citizenship” module. Classes, institutional visits, field enquiries and a team project take your students from theory to the institutions themselves. The week covers the “European Culture and Citizenship” module through classes, workshops and visits, for Foundation Degree, European Bachelor’s and European Master’s pathways. Syllabus, assessment and recognition are agreed with your school before departure.
The week is designed to align with the module. It does not replace the FEDE examination: validation remains with your school and with FEDE.
Why Strasbourg
Europe up closeAll visits are subject to the institutions’ availability.
At the crossroads of France and Germany, Strasbourg embodies the European spirit: diversity, dialogue and openness.
European Parliament
Democratic decision-making. Guided tour, reservation required.
Council of Europe
Human rights and democracy, at the Palais de l’Europe.
Strasbourg and Kehl
Everyday cross-border cooperation, from the European district to the Jardin des Deux Rives.
European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)
The protection of fundamental rights. Guided tour, reservation required.
All visits are subject to the institutions’ availability.
Three pathways
Matched to your students’ level
Your school confirms the syllabus, assessment and recognition.
Years 1 and 2
European citizenship, institutions and democracy.
Year 3
European citizenship, intercultural management and human resources.
European Master’s
Businesses and the ecological transition.
Skills
What students will be able to do
- 01Distinguish EU and Council of Europe responsibilities.
- 02Analyse a rights, inclusion or integrity case.
- 03Use reliable sources and defend an argument.
- 04Cooperate across cultures and perspectives.
- 05Design a realistic citizenship action.
These objectives draw on the Council of Europe’s Reference Framework of Competences for Democratic Culture.
Programme
A typical week
European institutions, discovering Strasbourg, and workshops. The detail is shaped with you.
Monday
Arrival in Strasbourg, transfer and check-in.
Exploring the UNESCO-listed Grande-Île.
Tuesday
Class: Europe and its institutions.
Business visit, then a guided tour of the European Parliament, reservation required.
Wednesday
Class: Kehl and life across the border, intercultural cooperation.
A walk through the Jardin des Deux Rives, between France and Germany.
Thursday
Business visit.
Cultural discovery of the city.
Friday
Field enquiry in the European district.
Project presentations.
Saturday
Departure: transfer to the airport or the station.
- Included
- Classes and workshops, housing, breakfasts, lunches on training days, local transfers and visits marked as included.
- Optional
- Evenings and cultural activities marked as suggestions, adapted to the group.
- Paid
- Entry tickets when a suggested activity requires them. They are then marked in the programme.
Indicative programme, adapted to the availability of institutions and speakers. A welcome dinner, time to talk and free time complete the week.
Assessment
Evidence your school can recognise
Clear deliverables and an assessment framework agreed before departure.
Individual portfolio
Field notes, an institutional map, source analysis and a personal reflection.
Team project
A documented proposal, a presentation and a practical action plan.
Examples of projects
- A fair recruitment charter
- A more accessible visitor experience
- A short integrity-check procedure
- A reliable European information resource
What’s included
What the week covers
Quote based on group size.
Training
Classes and workshops, aligned with the FEDE “European Culture and Citizenship” module (Foundation Degree, European Bachelor’s and European Master’s).
Business visits
Meetings with professionals during the week.
Housing
5 nights in a safe, welcoming setting.
Meals
Breakfast every morning and lunch on training days.
Local transport
Transfer between the airport or station and the accommodation, plus a public transport pass.
Group life
Time in Strasbourg, a welcome dinner and conversations adapted to the group.
Insurance
Comprehensive travel insurance, including 24/7 repatriation assistance and 200 k€ of cover.
Support
Administrative follow-up, and on-site supervision around the clock during the stay. The AMI Panorama team is there before, during and after.
How it works
Four steps, one team
You get in touch
Course, level, group size, dates and working language.
We propose
A tailored programme and quotation.
We coordinate
Institutions, training, housing, transport, insurance and paperwork.
Your group travels
You remain the academic lead. Our team handles the rest.
AMI Panorama
A turnkey solution for schools
We coordinate the logistics and adapt the programme to your calendar and your group.
70partner schools
5,000+students supported
FAQ
What school leaders ask us
Does the week validate the FEDE module?
The programme covers the “European Culture and Citizenship” module through classes, workshops and visits. Validation and examinations remain with your school and with FEDE. We agree deliverables and assessment together before departure.
Which pathways does it cover?
The module is shared across FEDE European degrees. The week is shaped for Foundation Degree, European Bachelor’s and European Master’s groups, according to the level of the students.
How large is the group?
Group size is agreed with your school. The quote is prepared according to that size.
Which working language?
The working language is agreed with your school. Tell us when you enquire, together with your preferred dates.
What does it cost?
Quote based on group size. We prepare a programme and a quotation after a first conversation.
Is the European Court of Human Rights on the programme?
Yes. The visit is on the programme, like the other institutional visits, and it requires a reservation.
Which documents are required?
A valid physical ID card or passport is required to enter the European Parliament.
Next step
Your next European mobility week.
Share your course, group size, preferred dates and working language. We will prepare a tailored programme and quotation.
Quote based on group size.
Email info@amipanorama.com