Watch the video highlights from this year's CEU Summer University:
2023 Summer University Participants Reflect on Intensive Study in Budapest
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27th CEU Summer University Concludes
CEU initiated its 27th annual Summer University (SUN) on June 27, 2022 with 14 courses and approximately 300 participants from 72 countries, selected from nearly 700 applicants.
Participants and faculty about the Summer University experience
If you want to hear participants and faculty discuss their CEU summer school experience while they are cruising on the Danube at night or are engaged in their study groups in the classrooms during the course, watch this short video.
An Incubator of Ideas: OSUN Summer University at CEU
Eva Gedeon, Director of the CEU-OSUN Summer University, recently sat down for an online interview with Bonnie Goad, OSUN Director of Communications, to discuss the program’s history, vision, and what’s in store for the future.
SUN alumna's book on the Precautionary Principle Under EU Law published
We are proud to announce that Alessandra Donati's book on the Precautionary Principle Under EU law (Le principe de précaution en droit de l'Union européenne) has been published by Bruylant. "Without any doubts, my reflections greatly benefited from the work, the dialogue, and the brainstorming that I carried out at the summer school in Budapest a few years ago" our alumna said.
Get the book HERE.
CEU Summer University 2021 Features New Collaborative Courses With OSUN
This year the CEU Summer University will work together with the Open Society University Network to provide new interdisciplinary courses on a range of topics and disciplines. This partnership has allowed the program to grow in its range of subjects and outreach by offering significantly more funding for course development and scholarships.
Read more about the collaboration between CEU SUN and OSUN here.
Media Capture, Data Journalism and Disruptive Narratives
Marius Dragomir, Director of the Center for Media, Data and Society (CMDS), CEU discusses in his article how “an increasingly autocratic regime has evolved into a comprehensive program of media capture” in East and Central Europe.
The Budapest Buzz at the 23rd edition of CEU’s Summer University
Soon after his CEU Summer University course ended, Cristian Lupsa, a participant of the “Funding Journalism in the Digital Age” course posted this on Facebook to his fellow participants:
“Hey all. Hope you're still running on the Budapest buzz! I still am.”
Lupsa, editor of Decat o Revista (DoR), a Romanian quarterly magazine, was one of the twenty media practitioners from 16 countries including Nepal, Mexico, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Japan, Turkey and Syria, among others, to attend the course.