MedEu aims to create a Jean Monnet Chair at Tuscia University, offering didactic activities about European Historical Studies. In addiction, MedEud would promote knowledge and awareness of European Integration processes, focusing the attention on the Mediterranean Area as a space of exchange and integration itself. MedEu will enlighten and teach European Integration main topics, deepening how the relationship between Europe and Third Countries.The project will stimulate knowledge in European policies and governance from an interdisciplinary point of view, combining Historical, Political, Economical and Social Sciences, in order to offer a deep knowledge of several aspects of the European Policies in Mediterranean Area. In addiction, it will be treat the main theme of Human Rights and Democracy in the Area and International Relations between Europe and Third Countries.Main innovative aspects of MedEu are:1. To open high-level didactic activities to Ph. D. students from all disciplines and in particular from Agrarian Studies, which are not usually interested in European Integration. These activities, as well as events, will stimulate debate and discussions about specific policies as Agrarian ones;2. To offer new kind of workshops, open to civil society, which will present common elements of Mediterranean culture, promoting a sense of identity and stimulating the debate about intercultural dialogue, tolerance, respect for otherness;3. To promote in Universities a form of “learning-by-doing” through which students will present and promote actively European Integration, through presentations and activities in local high schools.MedEu, as a part of Chair Activities, will propose Information events which stimulate knowledge and awareness of Mediterranean Europe’s role and potential across political stakeholders and civil society, facilitating dialogue and exchange between institutions and citizens.