LEARNING / SIX INTENSIVE SCHOOLS
Winter & Summer Schools
Two weeks. Sixty contact hours. A space to connect European values with practical decisions in higher education.
Download the final syllabuses
Three annual syllabuses cover all six schools. Each PDF contains the programme, teaching team, learning outcomes, assessment and linked reading lists for its winter and summer school.
YEAR 1 · 2026/2027
Winter & Summer 2027
Winter: Shared Heritage Shared Europe
Summer: Green Campus Fair Futures
English · PDF · 17 pages · 120 contact hours
Download Year 1 syllabus (PDF)YEAR 2 · 2027/2028
Winter & Summer 2028
Winter: Equal Rights Inclusive Communities
Summer: Learning Without Barriers
English · PDF · 17 pages · 120 contact hours
Download Year 2 syllabus (PDF)YEAR 3 · 2028/2029
Winter & Summer 2029
Winter: From Voice to Policy
Summer: Dialogue Across Differences
English · PDF · 17 pages · 120 contact hours
Download Year 3 syllabus (PDF)Across three academic years, EUVIA4PL will deliver three Winter Schools and three Summer Schools: 360 contact teaching hours in total. Each school comprises 14 calendar days, including 10 teaching days with six contact hours per day.
Choose your school
Explore the programme, daily learning sequence, teachers, practical outputs and participation requirements for each school. Programme details follow the final annual syllabuses. Teaching will be in English and Polish. Exact dates, application windows and practical arrangements will be announced before enrolment.
Year 1 · 2026/2027
WINTER SCHOOL 2027
Shared Heritage Shared Europe
Examine how European cultural identity, pluralism and heritage policy inform responsible decisions about access, representation and publication in Polish higher education.
2 weeks · 60 contact hours · Registration not yet open
Explore the winter school →SUMMER SCHOOL 2027
Green Campus Fair Futures
Connect EU sustainability priorities with transparent institutional choices, using a Polish higher-education procurement simulation to analyse environmental, financial and social trade-offs.
2 weeks · 60 contact hours · Registration not yet open
Explore the summer school →Year 2 · 2027/2028
WINTER SCHOOL 2028
Equal Rights Inclusive Communities
Develop evidence-based responses to equality and access dilemmas in Polish higher education, connecting EU values and relevant legal frameworks with fair institutional procedures.
2 weeks · 60 contact hours · Registration not yet open
Explore the winter school →SUMMER SCHOOL 2028
Learning Without Barriers
Design accessible assessment and support arrangements that preserve learning standards while removing avoidable barriers to participation in Polish higher education.
2 weeks · 60 contact hours · Registration not yet open
Explore the summer school →Year 3 · 2028/2029
WINTER SCHOOL 2029
From Voice to Policy
Translate knowledge of EU institutions, citizenship and participation into feasible civic-engagement plans for students and communities in Poland.
2 weeks · 60 contact hours · Registration not yet open
Explore the winter school →SUMMER SCHOOL 2029
Dialogue Across Differences
Apply EU values and rights reasoning to intercultural conflict, combining responsible communication, facilitated dialogue and feasible institutional prevention measures.
2 weeks · 60 contact hours · Registration not yet open
Explore the summer school →How learning works
Lectures introduce EU concepts; seminars develop guided analysis; supervised workshops produce assessed case briefs, policy memos or simulation outputs. Each school includes a stakeholder session, pre/post learning assessment and participant feedback.
What participants will develop
- Map EU values and Charter rights to real institutional dilemmas.
- Analyse governance choices using evidence and stakeholder perspectives.
- Justify practical responses to competing priorities.
- Communicate recommendations to academic and wider audiences.
Teaching schedules → Learning resources →
Registration and practical information
Registration is not yet open. Each school page explains the application steps and will carry the official application link and deadline when the call is launched. Students of any year from VIZJA University’s School of Business, School of Social Sciences, and School of Humanities and Fine Arts are eligible. Complete eligible applications will be considered in the order received, with a reserve list in the same order. No minimum grade average or language-proficiency requirement applies. Further practical details will be published with the call.
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