5 July 2019
European Drugs Summer School
This two-week summer school prepares professionals and students to meet the complex policy challenges that face Europe in the field of drugs. Involving scientific experts from the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA), but also university professors and policy-makers, it provides a multi-disciplinary and inclusive approach to the study of the drug problem in Europe and beyond. As this summer school will give 6 ECTS credits for its courses, students can easily transfer credits to other European universities using the ECTS system. Credits will be attributed formally to post graduate students (Master and PHD), but it is possible to allow undergraduate to use these credits in their home universities.
Course leader
Dr Catherine Moury
Target group
University students (undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate), researchers, professionals and administrators interested in or working in the drugs field, including participants from the EMCDDA's network of focal points in 30 countries, or from programmes being developed by the EMCDDA with third countries (e.g. Western Balkans, North Africa, Eastern Europe).
Credits info
6 EC
This European Summer School will give ECTS credits for its courses. Students can easily transfer credits to other European universities using the ECTS system. Credits will be attributed formally to postgraduate students (Masters and Ph.D.), but it is possible to allow undergraduates to use these credits in their home universities. As one credit represents around 25 to 30 working hours, 6 credits will be attributed to those participating in the summer school, provided that they are evaluated. In order to comply with the working hours requested, students are required to do ahead of time the assigned readings; and – for those who volunteer and/or are selected - to make a short presentation about their research / expertise.
A Multiple Choice Questionnaire (MCQ) will be distributed at the end of the summer school, including questions on class content, class discussions and readings (70% of final score). Students may also require attendance certificates. At the end of the course all participants will receive an attendance certificate, with class contents and number of contact hours, issued by IPPS-IUL. For those who want to be formally evaluated, ISCTE-IUL will issue a Specialized Studies Diploma with the final grade - if they successfully concluded .
Fee info
EUR 700: EUR 700 (coffee breaks, welcome cocktail and canteen vouchers for lunches and, upon previous request, hard copies of the class presentations and,of the reading materials are included), with a reduced price (EUR 400) for ISCTE-IUL students. Students who enrol until 28 February 2019 will obtain a reduction of EUR 100 (see below). A deposit of EUR 150 is requested on application, which is only refund, by check or bank transfer, in case of non-acceptance.
The program fee includes:
tuition
use of the library, PC labs and additional ISCTE-IUL service facilities
welcome reception
Coffee Breaks and canteen vouchers (lunches)
upon request: course materials (hard copies of class presentations and of the reading materials)