[This program is self-funded]
The objective of the Spring University Prague 2017, “ Understanding Europe in an Age of Uncertainty”, is to provide students with a broad understanding of the most significant political and social issues in contemporary Europe.
Instead of relaxing at the “End of History” after the collapse of Eastern Bloc in 1989, Europe is facing new challenges at the beginning of the 21st century. These new challenges – including the economic and financial crisis, ageing population, complicated relations with Russia and Turkey, terrorist attacks connected with the activities of the Islamic State and most currently, the strong immigration flow – are raising concerns and leading to significant political radicalisation and social unrest. On the one hand, this challenging period raises feelings of uncertainty: Are we moving from solid to “liquid times”? What will “Europe” mean in the future? How does all this influence our everyday lives? On the other hand, this “Age of Uncertainty” is an ideal time to revise common approaches and look for new perspectives. We will, together, analyse and discuss the current development of Europe in an inspiring environment made up of students coming from countries all over the world.
The course provides an interdisciplinary approach and combines multiple learning methods, such as lectures, workshops, round-table discussions, field work, group-work and student presentations. Students will not only have the opportunity to explore a range of interesting topics and gain valuable insights into the current challenges and risks to the development of Europe, but will also have occasion to improve their research and presentation skills.
Moreover, there will be numerous free-time activities that will provide participants with a chance to enjoy the wide range of attractions that Prague has to offer.
For further information, please visit: http://spring-university.fsv.cuni.cz/
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Exchange Program
[This program is self funded]
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[This program is self-funded]
About SWU
Showa Women’ s University founded in 1920, is one of the most globalized women’s colleges in Japan. It is a liberal arts college located in central Tokyo (15 minutes from Shibuya).
SWU Academic Program
A 15 week program offered in both Fall and Spring semester. Students will take courses offered in Japanese by 12 different departments. Students can learn subjects of their interest and also experience actual Japanese university classes with other SWU students.
Below are lists of courses recommended for international students.
In order to register for the courses, students must submit their choice during the orientation period and receive an approval before attending class.
[Scholarships are offered for this program]
One of the top 50 law schools in the world, the UTS Faculty of Law is located in Sydney’s creative technologies hub in the central business district. This 2-week intensive program is designed to provide foreign nationals with a foundation in legal theory and practice in the Australian and international context. Enjoy Summer in Sydney whilst attending seminars across a range of areas in law and taking part in law-related field trips.
Please click here to view the Program schedule for 2017.
Three scholarships are available for high achieving participants, valued at AUD$1000, $800 and $600. Scholarships are awarded on the final day of the Summer School to the top three participants who best demonstrate thoughtful engagement with the program topics during seminars.
International Relation Office Jenderal Soedirman University organized Unsoed Intercultural Summer Camp (UIS), which is slated to hold from 15 – 22 August 2016 at Banyumas Regency, Central Java Province, Indonesia. This program is targeted specifically at international undergraduate students who are able to communicate in English.
During the program, participants will enjoy:
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