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This article aims to compare selected millennials’ views of the Czech Republic as a member of the European Union. Its introductiondescribes the position, overall results, and benefits of the Czech Republic’s membership in the European Union and looks into what role it should play in Europe’s current integration challenges. Its second chapterpresents the methodology used and interprets the empirical data obtained from a case study that was performed via an empirical survey among selected millennials at the Silesian University of Opava School of Business Administration in Karvináduring the 2018/2019 school year. Its third chapterdiscusses the current challenges for European integration through the lenses of Europeanization and European conservatives and reformers. Its Conclusionsuse the example of the selected millennials as a foundation for confirming that they have both converging and diverging viewpoints on what kind of European Union they actually desire.