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"How to do European History?" is intended to question historiographical assumptions and refine methodological skills. It is dedicated to a mapping of approaches in the history or histories of Europe.

The course will offer an in-depth examination of successful interventions and policies that have contributed to the well-being of marginalized communities around the world while promoting equitable development and resource distribution.

Climate science and adaptation strategies are topics that need to be tackled from various academic perspectives. If you are a BA student at a Circle U. university, the programme "Empowering Climate Action: Exploring Climate Risk and Pathways to Adaptation" is for you!

Calling PhD candidates of all disciplines and Circle U. universities: develop your research and teaching skills while engaging with Europe’s climate challenges – apply now for the summer school “Governing Climate Risk: Research, Methods, and Action”!

Summer school on PhD level in Paris offering an engaging mix of lectures delivered by both academic experts and professionals on Global Health.

The summer school teaches how to combine mixed methods and ecological perspectives to study classroom language use. Participants practice designing, collecting, and integrating qualitative and quantitative data through hands-on workshops.

Held in Belgrade from 1–5 June 2026, this summer school explores how geopolitical rivalry, democratic backsliding, and climate disruption reshape democracy and development. Through interdisciplinary lectures and discussions, students analyse poverty, inequality, governance, and multilateralism in a fragmenting global order.

The MSc in Business Administration – Digital Innovation and Transformation is a unique international double degree programme jointly offered by Aarhus BSS and the Louvain School of Management (LSM) at UCLouvain. By studying two semesters at Aarhus University and two semesters at UCLouvain, students gain two internationally recognised master’s degrees and a deep understanding of innovation from both a European and global perspective. The programme combines academic excellence with hands-on learning in two dynamic campus environments, bringing together a diverse and international student community.

Plain language initiatives in government communication have gained momentum, supported by ISO standards and EU/national guidelines. Yet challenges remain: balancing clarity with accuracy, multilingual contexts, and ethical use of AI in transforming citizen–government interaction.

This lecture series aims to provide in-depth knowledge of various areas of natural hazards, vulnerability and disasters and to strengthen an interdisciplinary perspective. International experts have been invited to give an insight into their research.

The course explores natural heritage from ecological, cultural, and social perspectives, focusing on sustainable management in the context of climate change. It examines key challenges such as conservation, renewable energy, human–wildlife interactions, and sustainable tourism, using European case studies to highlight interdisciplinary and community-based approaches.

In this summer school at Aarhus University, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the complex and dynamic role of constitutional and apex courts in contemporary democracies.