LMU Online European Studies Winter School
The Summer 2022/23 LMU Online European Studies Winter School will be offered virtually
This experience may require live attendance at lectures, webinars and group work sessions, at a time decided by the host. Attendance information can be found on the host university website.
The LMU Online European Studies Winter School program is hosted by Ludwig-Maximilians Universitat and analyses Europe’s role as an international political and economic actor and its relations to different countries and regions of the world.
Participants will acquire expertise on both the EU's history, policy-making processes and policy priorities and discuss how decades of European governance, migration flows, recent crises, and the rise of populist parties impact on European citizens' identity formation, political mobilization and societal conflict.
Field of Study
- German Language
- History
- International Relations
- Political Science
- Public Policy
For more detailed information regarding the courses available, visit host university website.
Credit Equivalent
9 ECTS = 2 UQ units. Maximum of #2 UQ units if 9 ECTS are successfully completed (pending UQ Faculty approval). Students are required to undertake the LMU Online European Studies Winter School Course and the German Language Classes to receive 9 ECTS.
Eligibility and Application
All applicants must meet the short-term experience eligibility criteria and any additional eligibility criteria set by LMU. There are 6 available places in the LMU Online European Studies Winter School. Students will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis.
Applicants must apply to Global Experiences by 10 September and should upload the following documents to their online application under a Host Course Profile file upload:
- CV
- Statement of motivation detailing why you wish to take part in the summer program
Successful applicants will be nominated to LMU by UQ following the application deadline and will be required to submit an online registration to LMU directly.
Cost
The participation mode of this experience is Reciprocity: the tuition fee is paid directly to UQ.
Students are responsible for costs associated with the registration fee.
Funding
Widening Participation Grant
When you submit your application for an experience, you are automatically considered for funding that is relevant to your nominated experience. Please refer to the Short-Term Experiences Funding page for details.
Key Dates
Application Deadlines
UQ: 10 September 2022
Host: 1 December 2022
Program Dates
Start: 5 December 2022
End: 27 January 2023
Fast Facts
Type: Study
Mode: Reciprocity
Location: Munich, Germany (Virtual)
Credit: For-credit
Cohort: Undergraduate
Global Experiences Information Sessions
Students are encouraged to register and attend an information session to receive more details on the short-term application process, eligibility criteria, funding etc.