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Next Course Start: Master of Digital Entrepreneurship

Apply between 1-31 May 2025 to start in October 2025

ENS students use open source intelligence (OSINT) for research on war and migration

Viadrina-led research network presents study on music streaming

English version forthcoming
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  • INTERESTED IN RESEARCHING DIGITAL EUROPE?

  • READY TO CROSS BORDERS? FIND OUT AT ENS!

News & Events

Next Course Start: Master of Digital Entrepreneurship

Apply between 1-31 May 2025 to start in October 2025

ENS students use open source intelligence (OSINT) for research on war and migration

Viadrina-led research network presents study on music streaming

English version forthcoming

Digital Europe is here.
Where are you?

  • innovative study program

  • unique researching conditions

  • a worldwide community

Take on the challenges of Europe’s Digital Society

Who we are
The European New School of Digital Studies (ENS) was founded in the spirit of connecting economists, lawyers, social scientists and technical experts in computer and technology sciences to take on the challenges of the digital transformation. We conduct transdisciplinary research, teach on the challenges and opportunities of technological innovation and belong to an international community keen to impact Europe’s digital transformation.

How we think
At ENS, we understand the digital transformation to be a cross-societal process that questions established standards of political legitimacy, disrupts traditional economic thinking and revolutionizes perspectives on ethics and society. To meet the challenges of Europe’s Digital Society, we combine insights from academia with the expertise of private actors, public agencies and non-governmental organizations.

Research at ENS

master of digital entrepreneurship

Fellowship Program

FAQ

The Place
to be

CP

Collegium Polonicum

The home of the ENS is the Collegium Polonicum (CP) in the Polish-German twin city of Frankfurt (Oder) and Slubice.

Collegium Polonicum is a unique academic and cultural interaction hub between Poland and Germany. It offers an excellent environment to dive into your graduate program or kick off your academic career, providing modern technical infrastructure, direct contact with academic and administrative staff and an international and open-minded atmosphere. The heart of our ENS Campus consists of a Coworking Space where students, academic staff and external professionals work side by side, outlining their vision for Europe’s digital society.

What about you?

I would like to be a student

I would like to be a Fellow

I would like to work with you