Summer School - Human Rights, Sustainability and Social Justice

The Summer School on Human Rights, Sustainability and Social Justice offers a unique opportunity to delve into the interconnected realms of these critical issues. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, students will emerge with a nuanced understanding and skills that will empower their future academic career in social sciences. In the atmosphere of academic experimentation, participants will engage in discussions, case studies, and hands-on activities.

The Summer School on Human Rights, Sustainability and Social Justice provides a fantastic opportunity to build a global network with renowned experts in the field and new likeminded friends.

Secure your spot now and join us for an unforgettable summer of learning, growth and inspiration.

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Who can apply?

PhD students and last year students of master programmes. We welcome applicants from all fields of social sciences, especially applicants from groups currently under-represented in social science, including law, HRM, management and industrial relations. About fifty participants will be invited, and participants are expected to fully attend and participate in the entire one-week program.

How to apply?

Please send your CV (1 page) and motivation letter (max. 400 words) by 15 July 2024 (midnight, CET) at the latest, using this form.

Fees and accommodation

There are no tuition fees, participating in the summer school is free of charge. Participants are responsible for booking their accommodation for the whole duration of the summer school. For a complete list of recommended accommodations, click here.

The summer school is funded by the Polish National Agency of Academic Exchange within the STER Programme.

Framework agenda

Sunday, September 8

Welcome remarks and networking opportunity
7:00 PM - Welcome coctail (location TBC)

Monday-Friday, September 9 - September 13

09:00-12:00 - lectures on research trajectories & methods
12:00-14:00 - lunch break
14:00-17:00 - research methods and skills labs
Evening activity: movie debate session

Saturday, September 14

Farewell day