The UAB Barcelona Summer School opens its registration period
The UAB Barcelona Summer School opened its registration period for international and non-UAB students on 15 March. This year's edition will include both online and on-site courses. ICTA-UAB researchers Graham Mortyn and Claudio Cattaneo will teach some of the courses.
The UAB Barcelona Summer School celebrates its sixth edition with an increase in its training offer, which is extended to 28 subjects from all academic fields (Sciences, Biosciences, Health Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Social and Legal Sciences, and Engineering).
ICTA-UAB researcher Graham Mortyn will teach the course Geography of Global Change, and Claudio Cattaneo will be in charge of the course Ecological Economics and Degrowth Principles.
The language of instruction is English, although some courses are taught in Spanish. The UAB Barcelona Summer School takes place in two 3-week periods, and this year it will take place from June 21 to July 9 and from July 12 to July 30, with a schedule from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Also, participation in the courses can be validated for six up to twelve ECTS credits.
Due to COVID-19 and the continuous changes in the contingency measures of the virus, our Summer School will be held both online and in a face-to-face format depending on each of the courses. With this dual modality, the university guarantees compliance with the sanitary measures and the development of the courses in a safe environment. The specificities of each course can be consulted on the website.
The price of the courses is €850 for foreign students and non-UAB students, although those who register before April 30 will have a 20% early bird discount. For UAB and Alumni students, the price is €200 and they will be able to enroll from May 14.
Enrollment is open through the UAB Barcelona Summer School website.
More information: UAB Barcelona Summer School