esu

2^nd european summer university

3-21 July 2006

University of Grenoble, France

What?                      Comparative Politics, International Relations, European Studies – All modules in English, with 10 ECTS credits.

 

For whom?              Second, Third and Fourth Year undergraduate students from Europe and beyond.

Teachers?              From across Europe: Barcelona , Cyprus , EUI, Essex, Grenoble , Kent , Lille , LSE, Turin , and more.

How?                       Interactive, intensive small group seminars with practitioners as visitors. Oral and written work.

Where?                   On the University of Grenoble campus in the heart of the French Alps . Good student accommodation available for €325 as well as full student, library and computing facilities.

Cost?                       €550 fee for students from ECPR /epsNet institutions and €800 from other institutions. There is also a special fee of €350 for students from the four organising institutions – Grenoble , Kent , Lille , and Turin . Some students from participating institutions will be gratis.

Further information: //www.epsnet.org/esu or email alexandra.borhis@upmf-grenoble.fr.

Funding from the EU Socrates programme and the French Ministry of Education is gratefully acknowledged

Partner institutions:  University of Kent, Université Pierre Mendès-France, Grenoble; Universita degli studi di Torino; Institut d’études Politiques de Lille; University of Essex; Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg; Corvinus University of Budapest; University of Southampton; Université Catholique de Louvain; Helsingin yliopisto; Freie Universität Berlin; Univerza v Ljubljani; Universität Mannheim; University of Cyprus; Aarhus Universitet; Űlikool; Vrije Universitet Brussel; Universiteit van Amsterdam; Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Bilgi University

Partner organisations: European Consortium for Political Research ( ECPR ), European Political Science net (EpsNet)

Coordinating committee:  Project Coordinator & Academic convenor, International Relations: AJR Groom ( University of Kent ); Academic convenor, Politics: Alfio Mastropaolo ( University of Turin ); Academic convenor, European Studies: Elise Féron (IEP de Lille); for EpsNet: Richard Topf; for European Consortium for Political Research: Clare Dekker ; Local organiser: Brigitte Vassort-Rousset