The Governance of Change Club (GCC), in collaboration with the Center for the Governance of Change (CGC), invites IE students to step beyond Earth and into the world of space governance. 🌌

In this interactive SpaceGov Simulation, participants will take on the roles of international actors, policymakers, and private stakeholders navigating the challenges of regulating outer space. From managing asteroid mining rights to ensuring ethical satellite use, students will debate, negotiate, and craft solutions to the dilemmas shaping humanity’s future beyond our planet.

This session offers a hands-on exploration of how law, technology, and diplomacy intersect in the rapidly evolving space domain — a chance to think critically, collaborate creatively, and have fun while tackling global governance at the interstellar level.

Open to: All IE students (no prior experience required).
Sign up: Via the link in our bio or the GCC IE Connects page.

The Governance of Change Club (GCC) and the Technology and Innovation Club, in collaboration with the Center for the Governance of Change (CGC), hosted the launch of the Change in Technology series with its first episode: “The Future of Money.”

The event featured a panel of experts — including Manoel Gadi, Lucas Mateu, Jairo Romo, Adolfo Monsalve, and Sofia Gonçalves — who explored how emerging technologies are reshaping the global financial system, from fintech and digital currencies to ethical and regulatory challenges.

Following the panel, Alber Sabanoglu and Ela Alpagut led an interactive workshop, where students engaged in hands-on discussions about innovation in finance and the evolving role of digital governance.

The launch event attracted a full audience of Segovia students eager to explore how technology is redefining money, governance, and the very architecture of our economic systems — setting the tone for a forward-looking semester of cross-disciplinary learning and collaboration.

The Center for the Governance of Change (CGC) organized an exclusive event, A Conversation with Teresa Ribera, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission.

Members of the Governance of Change Club (GCC) had the opportunity to attend and gain a first-hand view of the discussions surrounding Europe’s priorities in sustainability, energy transition, and digital governance.

Vice-President Ribera shared valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities shaping Europe’s green and digital future, emphasizing the importance of innovation, policy coherence, and civic engagement in driving meaningful transformation.

The conversation offered a rare and inspiring glimpse into how European leadership approaches the governance of change, perfectly aligning with the GCC’s mission to bridge students with global decision-making and forward-thinking leadership.

The Governance of Change Club (GCC) and the IE Debate Club (MUN Division) joined forces for Food for Thought— an engaging cross-club discussion that brought together students passionate about international affairs, diplomacy, and governance.

In an open and interactive format, participants exchanged perspectives on current global challenges, exploring how international institutions and emerging technologies shape the future of diplomacy and policymaking.

The event fostered critical thinking, collaboration, and open dialogue, offering attendees a platform to share insights, debate ideas, and connect over shared interests in governance, innovation, and world affairs — all while enjoying a relaxed evening of meaningful conversation.

The Segovia Chapter kicked off the new academic year with its Meet & Greet, welcoming new members and introducing them to the world of governance, technology, and change-making.

Students had the chance to meet the chapter leadership team, learn more about the GCC’s cross-campus structure, and exchange ideas about the topics they hope to explore, from AI ethics and digital policy to global governance and innovation.

The event fostered a strong sense of community, setting the tone for an engaging and impactful semester ahead for the Segovia Chapter.

The Governance of Change Club Madrid Chapter hosted its first Meet & Greet of the semester, bringing together students from Law, International Relations, Business, and Tech to connect over their shared interest in innovation, governance, and social transformation.

The event introduced attendees to the mission and vision of the GCC, showcased upcoming collaborations with the Center for the Governance of Change (CGC), and offered a space for casual networking and idea-sharing among members and newcomers alike.

It marked the start of an exciting semester for the Madrid Chapter, one filled with thought-provoking discussions, panels, and research opportunities.