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| Tuesday, August 21 |
9:00 | Building European Networks of Excellence | |
| Attard, M. | The Challenges of Promoting Geography | ||
| Donert, K. | HERODOT as a European Network of Excellence | ||
| 11:00 | Geography in European Higher Education | ||
| Somosa Medina, J.S.M | The new Spanish University System and the possibility of a compulsory matter named Europe |
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| Krevs, M. | Geographic stereotypes as a tool to learn about others: a European experiment |
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| Steen, O.I. | Challenges and Opportunities in geography courses offered to exchange students at Norwegian Universities |
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| Wednesday, August 22 |
11:00 | Researching School Geography in Europe | |
| Zaparucha, O. | Teaching about Europe in Poland, teaching about Poland in Europe |
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| Resnik Plannic, T. | How Slovenia deals with the European Dimension in Geography Education. |
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| Philippou, S. | Changing Geographical understandings of Europe among Greek-Cypriot pupils: a study of the impact of a primary school curricular intervention |
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| 14:00 | Conceptualising European Geography | ||
| Koutsopoulos, K. | In Need of a New Paradigm to Support European Geography |
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| Ozturk, M | Geography student teachers' attitudes towards the EU and Europeans in Turkey |
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| Dumbraveanu, D. | Specific geography fieldwork as a source for multipurpose teaching and a provider of interdisciplinary dimension to teaching |
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