CHARM-EU is organizing its first Winter School!

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  • Dates: January 27–30, 2021
  • Hours: 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
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The European university CHARM-EU will put its unique educational model to the test for the very first time during an international winter school.
It will take place entirely online.

This winter school is titled “Social Innovation for a Sustainable Future” and will offer various training modules that draw on critical thinking, collaboration, communication, creativity, innovation, and independence among a group of 25 students selected from the alliance’s five partner universities:

  • University of Barcelona,
  • Trinity College Dublin,
  • University of Utrecht,
  • Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest,
  • and the University of Montpellier.

An opportunity for students to gain a wonderful international and intercultural experience.

The CHARM-EU Winter School is a unique opportunity to discover a brand-new and highly innovative educational model based on transdisciplinarity, project-based learning, and group work to address challenges related to sustainable development. It also serves as an excellent gateway to the equally unique CHARM-EU Master’s program, which will launch in September 2021.

A winter school tailored to your needs, no matter what your field of study is

  • The winter school is open to students from L3 through M2, regardless of your field of study (social sciences or economics, medicine, life and earth sciences, chemistry, pharmacy, etc.).
  • It will take place entirely online, allowing selected students to participate from anywhere. Twenty-five students will be selected to take part in this international adventure, for which a good level of English is required (B2 recommended).

Space is limited, so don't miss this opportunity—sign up now by filling out this form.

What is CHARM-EU?

CHARM-EU (Challenge-based, Research-driven, Mobile, European University) is an alliance of five renowned European universities (the University of Barcelona, Trinity College Dublin, University of Utrecht, Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, and the University of Montpellier) to create a European university campus, which will take the form of a master’s degree program jointly awarded by the five universities and set to launch in September 2021.