Radboud Summer School offers more than 20 courses that provide a unique opportunity to deepen your academic knowledge, build valuable skills, and engage with an international community of like-minded individuals. Topics range from AI and sustainability to mindset and entrepreneurship. Beyond the classroom, you’ll experience the vibrant atmosphere of Nijmegen, the Netherlands’ oldest city, while forging connections that last a lifetime. Prepare to be inspired, challenged, and immersed in an enriching learning environment during our 2026 edition! Find the fulll offer and detailed information HERE.

Dates: 22–26 June & 29 June–3 July 2026

Duration: 1 & 2 week courses

Format: on-campus & online courses

Fee: €925 on campus, €417 online (Usually covers the course, coffee and tea during breaks, warm lunch every day, welcome dinner on Monday, Official Opening, Official Closing).

As a valued partner university, our institution has a 15% discount on course fees.

Choose from 85+ courses across all academic areas — from business and social sciences to nanoscience and biotechnology. Courses are taught in English by researchers who bring current knowledge into the classroom, not just textbook theory.

Dates for Summer University 2026 are: 

Term 1: July 6 - July 24

Term 2: July 27 - August 14 

Applications are open from January 15 at 12 noon - March 17 at 12 noon 2026

Further information is available here.

VIP is an ongoing offer to international students from JLU’s partner universities interested in a virtual exchange experience to complement their studies in their home countries. Students can apply to the programme individually online; no official nominations are required.

• Students have the option to select up to six courses from a diverse range of 

  online courses, offered across 11 faculties of JLU at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

• More than 50 online courses are available, providing a comprehensive academic experience.

• Participants will receive an official Transcript of Records, documenting earned credit points from JLU.

• Participation in the VIP is offered to students from our partner universities at 

  no cost.

For further information about the course offer and the application process, please visit Digital Campus.

Key Dates:

• Application Deadline: 

  28 February 2026

• Question Time for Applicants: 

  5 February 2026 at 2:00 – 3:30 pm (CET); interested students can join via this link: https://webconf.hrz.uni-giessen.de/b/jul-niw-ihg-uuo

• Start of the Summer Semester: 

  13 April 2026, with our online Orientation Week for International Students starting a few days earlier (OWIS)

The Transatlantic relationship has long been a cornerstone of global politics, economics, and security. From the Marshall Plan and NATO’s founding to contemporary challenges of

trade wars, climate cooperation, and digital governance, the partnership between Europe and North America continues to evolve in response to shifting geopolitical realities.

This Europaeum Spring School will bring together Master’s and Doctorate students at Europaeum member universities to explore scenarios, methodologies, and case studies that

illuminate possible paths forward for transatlantic partnerships: between Europe and the United States, Canada, and the states of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Applications are invited from Master’s and Doctorate students in all relevant disciplines, who are enrolled at a Europaeum member university and wish to join the discussions or to present a 15-minute paper based on their research.

To apply, please send a completed Europaeum application form, a brief CV, a statement of purpose up to 500 words and an academic reference to applications@europaeum.org. If also applying to present a paper, please include a short abstract of the proposed paper (up to 500 words).

Reasonable travel expenses to Oxford, and accommodation and board during event days will be covered for those selected to take part in the Spring School.