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More than 60 undergraduate research projects from across Europe will be presented directly to politicians, policy professionals, researchers, and fellow students at the European Parliament. The event brings outstanding student research into dialogue with European policy, politics and society.
Posters in the European Parliament will be opened by Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament (tbc), on 10 November 2026. The live two-hour poster exhibition gives selected students from universities all over Europe the opportunity to present their research directly to Members of the European Parliament, policy professionals, and fellow students.
More than a poster exhibition, the event puts undergraduate research in the spotlight, builds networks across Europe, and takes learning beyond the classroom.
It is hosted by the University of Oldenburg (Germany) and chaired by Jens Gieseke, MEP, and is part of the Erasmus+ project Posters in Brussels.
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Participants who are already in Brussels on 9 November are warmly invited to join an informal get-together at Wolf Sharing Food Market Bruxelles.Tables have been reserved for 19:00 CET. This is a chance to meet fellow participants before the official programme begins. Food and drinks are self-paid.
Participants should arrive at the European Parliament by 11:00 for security clearance. This ensures enough time to enter the building before the poster exhibition begins at 12:30.
Students present their research posters to Members of the European Parliament, policy professionals, researchers, and fellow students in the Paul-Henri Spaak Building.
A guided visit of the European Parliament for the participants. Exact times will be published once confirmed.
Reception at the Representation of Lower Saxony to the European Union.
Excellent undergraduate research from every discipline is presented at the heart of European democracy, showing what students across Europe contribute to knowledge and society.
Students discuss the societal and political relevance of their work face to face with Members of the European Parliament and policy professionals.
Participants from across Europe meet, exchange perspectives, and build a lasting network of young researchers engaged with public policy.
Selected undergraduate researchers from all academic disciplines and every corner of Europe will exhibit their posters in Brussels. Approved participant profiles with names, institutions, poster titles, and thematic clusters will be published here soon.
