The module Managing the EU – Taxation, Economics and Governance is implemented by the Faculty of Business, Universitatea Babes-Bolyai. The project has 3 main categories of activities: 2 imply teaching on European and International Taxation (56 hours/ year), Modelling the New Europe (42 hours/ year); 8 months of research activity on corporate income tax and capital mobility within the EU and scientific events: a conference, a round table and a study visit. The aim of this module is to increase the specific knowledge in the field of European integration with a focus on the relation between EU policies and economics and taxation to students studying non-EU related topics such as business studies. The proposed topic has a multi-disciplinary focus at is contains information from law, economics, politics and finance. It has a specific feature, namely it is the first time that such a project is implemented at the Faculty of Business. Thus, this project could be a cornerstone in the inclusion of courses related to the European Union’s Economics in business studies, as the influence of the EU on the economy has grown over the years. Most of the programs that focus on business studies / business administration / international business include just courses that are related to business and maybe sometimes related to communication. This project will validate that topics related to EU (such as European and International Taxation – the inclusion of European Taxation – and Modelling the New Europe) is a sustainable and viable asset to a program which of courses consists of the classic modules like International Accounting, International Finance, Financial Management and Controlling, International Management, International Marketing, International Business Law etc. Having such a module financed by the European Union will open the idea that business studies most not be view from a classic approach but from a new one which mandatory has to include the European Union.