Registration for Interdisciplinary Intensive Courses at CEU Summer University Ends February 14th
Applications for the special 30th edition of the CEU Summer University are closing soon! CEU Summer University, in partnership with OSUN, offers short (1-2 week long), intensive, high-level, research- and policy-oriented interdisciplinary courses. Courses are offered in Budapest and in Vienna in June and July. The application deadline is: 14 February, 2025.CEU invites applications from advanced undergraduates, MA and Ph.D. students, postdoctoral and early-stage researchers, junior faculty, and practitioners for short, intensive courses taught by internationally renowned scholars and policy experts, and faculty from CEU, OSUN and other partner institutions. Some scholarships are available to OSUN students.
SAMPLE COURSES
Summer School in Latin and Greek Codicology and Palaeography, June 30–July 4, 2025 (Budapest)
The aim of the five-day intensive Summer School is to provide practical training in Latin and Greek palaeography and textual criticism combined with lectures in codicology and visits to manuscript collections. Medieval manuscripts are the physical objects that transmit classical and medieval texts and images. They are the basis for our modern printed editions and we rely on them for our understanding of our literate past. The course provides practical skills and theoretical background for those who wish to pursue study of manuscripts.
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Music in Language, Language in Music – Music as Heritage, 1–9 July, 2025 (Budapest)
After six successful editions, the Music as Heritage summer course continues to discuss music as intangible heritage and a social phenomenon. In 2025, our focus will be music and language, their multilayered, transmutable connection; through the lens of heritage
management and cognitive science.
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Get Engaged: Student as a Citizen, 7–18 July, 2025 (Budapest)
The course provides a platform connecting student leaders from around the globe who share the goal of building their capacity to work on solutions for social issues, highlighting their own leadership experiences within a transnational framework. Exploring historical, philosophical, and practical elements of civic engagement, students will consider the underlying question of what it means to be an engaged citizen in the early 21st century. Focusing on issues related to political participation, civil society, associational life, social justice, and personal responsibility, the class balances the study of theoretical notions of civic life while empowering students to be active participants in the communities in which they are situated.
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The Human Mind and The Open Society: Political Intuitions, 7– 11 July, 2025 (Budapest)
This course is about political intuitions: the intuitive beliefs that laypeople bring to their engagements with political issues. The nature and consequences of political intuitions are much debated within political science, but they are rarely analyzed from
overtly cognitive and evolutionary perspectives. This course shall introduce students to cutting-edge knowledge from the cognitive and evolutionary sciences, about the nature and consequences of political intuitions.
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Questions? Write to [email protected]
Deadline to apply is Friday, February 14
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Deadline Expired on February 14, 2025