The opportunities of integrative education in EU

The application deadline for the course is 28 February 2026.

Designed primarily for doctoral researchers and early career researchers, this Summer School course provides a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment where participants can present their ongoing research projects, receive constructive peer and expert feedback, and engage in meaningful interdisciplinary dialogue. The programme aims to strengthen research and analytical skills while fostering international academic collaboration across disciplines and countries.

Over the course of five days, participants will explore contemporary European perspectives on STEAM and Home Economics education, drawing on recent findings from the SHAREE project. A distinctive feature of the Summer School is its hands-on engagement with the Science Kitchen activity, offering an innovative space to examine how theoretical approaches and practical applications can be meaningfully integrated. Through workshops, seminars and round-table discussions, participants will critically reflect on current trends, challenges and future opportunities in education for the 21st century.

A central component of the programme is the academic writing workshop, where participants will work on a draft article, an extended abstract or a research concept. Guided by experienced scholars, the workshop focuses on structure, argumentation, publishing strategies, or peer review, supporting participants in developing research outputs suitable for academic publication.