Una Europa Summer Schools

Una Europa summer schools offer you an opportunity to:

• Gain international educational experience.
• Learn from expert academics from across our 11 partner universities, encompassing a wide range of disciplines and perspectives.
• Develop more international and interdisciplinary approaches to your research.
• Build your professional network by connecting with fellow doctoral researchers as well as established academics.
• Discover a new university, city and culture through the complementary social and cultural programme organised by the host institution.

• Summer School on Sustainable Food Systems, 2–6 June at Helsingin yliopisto/Helsingfors universitet.
  • Please note: Applications to this Summer School are now closed.

• Summer School on Bridging Disciplines for One Health Solutions, 16–20 June at Freie Universität Berlin.
  • Applications close on 16 March.

• Summer School on Innovative Methods in Future Materials, 23–27 June at Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
  • Applications close on 21 March.

• Summer School on Artificial Intelligence and Creativity, 7–11 July at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
  • Applications close on 15 March.

Click the links above to find out more about the Summer Schools and submit your application today!

Una Europa Summer Schools are jointly developed and delivered by researchers and academics from across all 11 partner universities driven by our Self-Steering Committees – the alliance’s academic bodies aligned with our six Focus Areas. The academic programme is complemented by social and cultural activities that enable participants to delve into the world of the host university and build closer connections with one another.

Our summer schools typically take the form of an Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme (BIP), combining a short in-person programme with online components before and after to connect participants and facilitate collaborative working beyond the summer school itself. This flexible, innovative summer school format aims to make the programmes more accessible to doctoral researchers from a wide range of backgrounds, contexts and disciplines.

Upon completion of the summer school programme, including online components, the doctoral researchers will receive a certificate of participation credited with ECTS which they can put towards their doctoral programme.