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European Summer School Information
European Summer School Information
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Welcome to the homepage of the European Summer School. Please scroll down for quick access to information regarding this year’s summer school and how to apply as a student participant! Alternatively, if you require more detailed information please take your time and navigate through our other pages using the tabs on the right hand side of this webpage. ESS 2012 Announcements
Application deadline for students is Friday 18th May // All six Research Project abstracts can now be read here // The student application process is are now open - click here to find out more about applying // The ESS will be taking place in the Vila Nova de Foz Côa, Portugal, between the 15th and 22nd of July // The application process for the position of Research Project Supervisor is now closed // Click here to read more about our theme of The Biased Brain: Research in Decision Making // Click here to view the Research Projects for ESS 2012.What is the ESS? Each summer EFPSA hosts the European Summer School: a seven-day event bringing unique academic and cultural experiences to 36 students each year. The ESS is a chance for psychology students to step into the academic world: lectures from experts in the field, interactive workshops, debates, and inter-cultural research projects are at the core of the scientific programme. Complimenting the academic programme is an exciting and eye-opening social scene guaranteed to leave an impression on you long after you leave the summer school.
When? This year the European Summer School will take place between the 15-22nd of July. Where? Vila Nova de Foz Côa, the village in which the ESS will be hosted, can be found in the northeast of Portugal. Who can apply? The ESS is orientated around student participants, but we also recruit PhD students to supervise research groups. To apply as a student, you must have be enrolled in (or graduated from) a psychology degree in Europe (at either a Bachelor, Masters or equivalent level). Why apply? The ESS represents an incredible opportunity that you are unlikely to match anywhere else. You’ll meet and work alongside people from all over Europe, opening your eyes to many new cultures and perspectives. The academic programme will broaden your skills as a psychology student, and your work within your research project will put you ahead of the curve in your academic career, not to mention bring you countless further opportunities and experiences. What does the ESS cost?  |
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