Danube Summer School 2017 | 24-29 September 2017, Ulm, Germany
The Danube Summer School is a short term study program for postgraduate students and young professionals, who learn and discuss about facts, challenges and projects of the Danube Region. It is organised by the European Danube Academy in cooperation with several Universities of the Danube Region and takes place in Ulm and Neu-Ulm.
This year’s summer school will be the fourth Danube Summer School in Ulm/Neu Ulm, Germany. We are currently laying out the program. Similar to last year will be the venues (Vöhlin Castle, City Hall Ulm) and the structure and the time (Sep 24 – 29). We will however include more international lecturers and high level political decision makers from the Danube Region. It will be open for applicants from all over the Danube Region.
About 25 participants meet for one week to discuss with academics and decision makers what happens in the Danube region and how to shape it for the better. The program as well as accommodation and catering is free of charge.
The European Danube Academy will cover the accommodation and catering costs during the Summer School.
The requirements to be a participant of the program are:
- Strong interest in the Danube Region’s politics, economy, culture and history.
- Postgraduate student, student in the last years of the undergraduate studies or recent graduate
- Fluent in English
The application deadline is July 30th.
For any questions, Paul Lange & Tanja Reißer (coordinators of the DSS 2017 in Ulm) : info@danubesummerschool.eu
Source and further information: Danube Schools
- Danube Macroregion
- Cross-thematic/Interdisciplinary
Entry created by Giorgio Piccirillo on July 26, 2017
Modified on July 26, 2017
