Annabelle Abisset
European Integration Summer School will not admit new students in 2023.
Although it has recently been challenged by a series of crises, such as the ongoing pandemic, the European Union (EU), which presumably is the most prominent institutional foundation of regional integration in Europe, still remains of paramount importance in several policy areas at the global stage. The EU clearly is not a superpower, but it certainly ranks as one of the most important actors on the global stage. The EU not only affects the lives of more than 500 million inhabitants living within its territory, but it also has a significant impact on millions of people living outside of its borders. How can we study the European Union as a prime organization of Europe’s contemporary political order?
Are you aspiring for a career in international business or public administration with exposure to Europe and the European Union? Then you are most welcome at EISS, and you certainly will benefit from our summer school.
For more than 30 years, EISS has received national and international recognition as being a place that provides an exceptional learning environment for its students. EISS provides you with the opportunity to catch up with top scholars and experts. In 2020, the UiA Department of Political Science and Management was awarded a prestigious Jean Monnet Center of Excellence (JMCoE) by the European Commission as a recognition of its strength and competence in both research and teaching in the field of European Studies.
What will you gain?
In short, you will:
- deepen your knowledge on a wide range of issues pertaining to European integration
- add an international dimension to your specific field of training (e.g. in law, public administration or economics)
- engage with top scholars and experts in a very personal way
If you aspire for a career in business or public administration and will be exposed to Europe and the European Union, then you are most certainly going to benefit from our Summer School.
The courses
Each course carries 10 ECTS:
- History, Institutions and Policies of European Integration ST-419 (June 21 -July 8)
- Current Issues in the European Union ST-420 (July 12-July 29)
You may take both or one of the courses.
Recommended previous courses
Knowledge of EU politics at an introductory level is recommended, e.g., ST-202 European Union Politics (UiA).
Suggested reading for preparation:
- John McCormick, Understanding the European Union. A Concise Introduction (London and Basingstoke: Palgrave 2020)
- Michele Cini & Nieves Peréz-Solórzano Borragán (eds), European Union Politics (Oxford: Oxford University Press 2019).
Admission requirements
Accommodation
For EISS participants, accommodation costs are calculated by the length of the stay based on a daily rate of 120 NOK. We kindly ask all applicants to apply for accommodation and mark the application “EISS-student” after they have been accepted to the program.
Student housing is provided by the Student Welfare Association (SIA). High standard single room accommodation with a shared kitchen is provided within walking distance of study locations (Kaserneveien 10/18).
When you have been assigned accommodation a contract will be sent to "My Page". You must print and sign the contract, then upload it to My Page at https://www.sia.no/en/Housing
The price includes cleaning, internet, electricity and caretaker services. You need to bring your own duvet, pillow and bed sheet, as well as kitchenware.
Do you have any questions please send an e-mail to sia@sia.no
Costs
EISS does not charge tuition; there is only a registration or semester fee of 760 NOK (app. 81 EUR).
Unfortunately, we do not offer any kind of scholarship, please contact your own institution for further information regarding this issue.
What students say
Details
Application deadline
15 April
Application code
8120
Credits
20
Places available
25
Language of instruction
English
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Study guide
Study guide 2022 (.pdf)Relaterte saker
Ece, Elaina and Katarina have spent their summer learning more about the European Union. They are three of twenty international students attending this year's European Integration Summer School (EISS).
