I am happy to inform you that EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy – a Prague-based think-tank that undertakes program, project, publishing and training activities related to the European integration process - organizes 18th annual European Summer School for university students in July 2020. The programme focuses on current issues that the European Union faces, with a special focus on the topic of climate change. European Summer School is organized under auspices of the European Commission Representation in the Czech Republic and in cooperation with the Faculty of Social Science of Charles University in Prague.
The European Summer School under a title “Europe in a changing climate” will take place in Prague from July 25th to August 1st 2020. It will target issues of internal changes in European Union, Brexit, future of transatlantic relations, European strategic autonomy, climate trends in Western and Central Europe, migration and else. You can find further information on our homepage www.essprague.eu. The applications are now open and available here: https://bit.ly/ESSPrague2020
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