Summer School Bicocca

16/02/2023

👉Applications are open!

SUSTAINABILITY DISCLOSURE IN CORPORATE REPORTING
⏱DATE: 11-21 JULY, 2023
🇮🇹Milan/Online, ITALY

The 4th Edition of SDCR Summer School offers a unique opportunity to acquire the most up-to-date skills in regard with sustainability disclosure in corporate reporting . The program will look into how, local and global actors, take into account the needs to disclose on non financial information.The....

09/05/2022

Last days to register to the third Edition of SDCR Summer School
The program will look into how, local and global actors, take into account the needs
to disclose on non financial information.
Last days to register to the third Edition of SDCR Summer School
The program will look into how, local and global actors, take into account the needs
to disclose on non financial information.

https://summerschoolbicocca.com/22-sustainability-disclosure.php

13/04/2022

Ever since the opening of the so-called “post-Cold War” era, all established forms of collective organisation and mobilisation have undergone unprecedented transformations, from the crisis of mass parties to the alleged end of the party form (or of the party system itself). The war, the pandemic, and other crises that recurrently hit Western and non-Western societies in various ways and to different degrees have highlighted the structural instability of the world we live in. New forms of right-wing populism are thriving and posing new challenges to the pursuit of emancipatory goals. In this scenario, there is an evident and urgent need to rethink how emancipation can be organised. New forms of collective practices are required to push forward the agenda for a better and more just future.

The inaugural edition of the Lake Como Summer School in Critical Theory of Society will gather scholars of renowned reputation to discuss these themes from different perspective.

Register to ORGANISING EMANCIPATION

Application deadline
Sunday, 15th May 2022

Including access to all summer school activities, lunch boxes, and coffee or tea for the entire duration of the summer school.

21/02/2022

::: Summer School Update :::

JUSTCHILD - CHILDREN, SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

📆 26-30 June, 2022

Registrations are open!👇

More info: [email protected]

📌Description

The Children, Sustainability and Social Justice Summer School aims to widen the perspective on sustainability, interrogating the role that children can and must have in projecting a fairer, sustainable world and investigating the deep, structural connections between education, social justice and sustainability.

Sustainability is a word that has been dominating debates on the future of mankind for many years now. Yet, public discussions on sustainability have progressively been narrowed to its technological dimension and the concept itself, once multifaceted and rich of deeply political implication, has been recaptured by the mainstream capitalist discourse. The current pandemic, however, showed how sustainability cannot be severed from issues concerning the justice of the polis and its future.

The Children, Sustainability and Social Justice Summer School will offer an international and interdisciplinary training programme for PhD students and early-career academics, with the aim to enhance knowledge on themes related to social justice, children and sustainability. It aims to create an environment conducive to critical thinking and to support exchange opportunities and methodological discussion. It will include lectures, seminars and group-work sessions led by scholars of national and international standing.

Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca

Tuition 500 € THE REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES ALL SUMMER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, FULL BOARD ACCOMMODATION AT MONTE BARRO HOSTEL

28/10/2021

Writing a proposal for research funding is a very specific skill. The “Starting a Grant proposal” School of the University of Milano-Bicocca offers the opportunity to Ph.D. students and early-stage researchers to explore how to write a proposal that stands out among the others.

Four days to work up on your writing and on project applications with colleagues from different backgrounds and disciplines. The Winter School will be divided into sets of lessons and activities following a hands-on approach on project writing. Activities and lectures will cover all the steps necessary to convey a successful grant proposal, from conceptualization to writing.

DATES
30 Nov - 3 Dec 2021

MORE INFO

Tuition € 70 in presence. Includes all course activities, teaching material, lunches, coffee breaks and visits. Travel and other living expenses are not included in the tuition fee.

15/10/2021

Autumn School Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
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Introduction to subfossil invertebrates from lake sediments: a laboratory-based school
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15-17 November, 2021

DESCRIPTION

In the age of changing climate, it is extremely important to understand and predict climate changes and to implement measures that could minimize the negative effects of human economic activity leading to a climate warming. Paleolimnology is one of the main tools used in the reconstruction of climatic conditions prevailing in the Quaternary.

The main objective of the International Autumn School is the presentation of paleoecological methods to study the sediments of lakes as well as other lentic environments. All participants are invited to join to laboratory (chemical lab and microscope lab) and learn about the usefulness of invertebrates remains (e.g., shell, head, resting egg and chitinous parts) deposited in freshwater sediments.

APPLICATION DEADLINE

5 November 2021

FURTHER INFORMATION

https://summerschoolbicocca.com/21-lake-sediment.php

Please direct any questions at: [email protected]

In the age of changing climate, it is extremely important to understand and predict climate changes and to implement measures that could minimize the negative effects of human economic activity leading to a climate warming. Paleolimnology is one of the main tools used in the reconstruction of climat...

22/09/2021

The 1st edition of the DEPThS field-based Summer School on subduction!

La Summer School del dipartimento di Scienze dell'ambiente e della terra

08/09/2021

“THE ANTHROPOCENE: A NEW EPOCH FOR THE EARTH, A NEW CHALLENGE FOR HUMANITY

A transdisciplinary approach to the theoretical, practical aspects of sustainability
11 - 16 Oct, 2021
Lampedusa, Italy
Register

Summer School Aims

This course aims to offer a complete view of the Anthropocene, and to provide participants with the unique opportunity to interact within a team of experts and participants from different cultural backgrounds. The Summer School will take place in the buildings of the Marine Protected Area of the Pelagie Islands on the island of Lampedusa (Italy). Carrying out the school here will allow to bring the contents of the course in an evocative and coherent location, also providing the possibility of visits of great interest

Teaching aims and methods
The aims of the school are to provide a transdisciplinary cultural reference framework regarding the historical aspects, the impacts of the Anthropocene together with the tools of sustainability and environmental restoration; to present thematic insights relating to the chemical, geological and environmental; to provide methodological tools for research project designing.

The topics of the lectures and seminars will be:

To provide a transdisciplinary cultural reference framework regarding the historical aspects, the impacts of the Anthropocene together with the tools of sustainability and environmental restoration;
To present thematic insights relating to the chemical, geological and environmental;
To provide methodological tools for research project designing
The course is aimed at doctoral students (but open to all level of students) and young researchers with scientific training interested in studying the themes of the Anthropocene.

To find out more:

Tuition 350 € THE REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES ALL THE SUMMER SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, SOCIAL DINNER, LUNCHES AND COFFEE BREAKS. IT DOES NOT INCLUDE TRANSPORT COSTS TO REACH LAMPEDUSA, ACCOMMODATION, HEALTH INSURANCE FOR NON -EU PARTICIPANTS, ANY ADDENDUM IN THE HOTEL. DISCOUNTED FEE ONLY FOR UNIMIB STUDEN...

09/07/2021

THE ANTHROPOCENE: A NEW EPOCH FOR THE EARTH, A NEW CHALLENGE FOR HUMANITY
Applications are open at our summer school page!
https://summerschoolbicocca.com/21-anthropocene.php

23/06/2021

Registration for the summer school “DEPThS: Field-based summer school on subduction forearc dynamics” (6-10 September 2021) is now open 😁(https://summerschoolbicocca.com/21-DEPThS.php).
The course is aimed primarily at PhD students in the various fields of Earth Sciences and addresses the dynamics of subduction forearcs through a highly multidisciplinary approach, with particular emphasis on exhumation processes and the deep carbon cycle. It includes one day of classroom lectures in Milan and four days of field lessons based on geological observations along key transects across the 🏔Western Alps, one of the best-studied fossil subduction zones on Earth.
Lectures will integrate petrological, tectonic, and stratigraphic evidence along the analyzed transects with the results of recent geophysical experiments on the deep tectonic structure of the Alps.
Geologists, petrologists, and seismologists from University of Milano-Bicocca, ISTerre Grenoble, and University of Torino will interact all together with the students both in the classroom and in the field while hiking and discussing in front of intellectually stimulating outcrops in the breathtaking alpine landscape. The summer school is funded by DISAT-UniMiB within the framework of the Departments of Excellence Project. The registration fee for non-UniMiB students is 100 euros, and includes travel, board, and lodging expenses for the entire duration of the course (see attachment for details).

Scientific Committee: Marco G. Malusà (University of Milano-Bicocca); Simona Ferrando (University of Torino); Stéphane Guillot (ISTerre Grenoble); Chiara Groppo (University of Torino); Anne Paul (ISTerre Grenoble)

🕓Application deadline: 10 July 2021. Contact: Marco G. Malusà for more info: [email protected]

21/06/2021

Only 10 days to register!🕓🕓🕓

The school will address the relationship between human factors and virtual reality technologies for theoretical and applied research purposes. Professionals from academic and business-oriented backgrounds will serve as speakers. The school is ad- dressed to students and professionals from very diffe...

19/05/2021

Don't miss the next edition of GEM Summer School!
https://summerschoolbicocca.com/21-GEM.php

GEM (Green Energy Management) Summer School offers a broad experience in the context of circular economy with a particular focus on new energy technologies and environmental issues. The main aim of GEM is to provide international students with a context sensitive first-class training in the field of Green Energy Management and renewable resources.

GEM - Sustainable Energy Transition is composed of 6 learning modules:

🟢Sustainability of Energy Transition - World and Europe Energy scenario
🟢Economical and Financial issues
🟢Technical applications
🟢Theory, Culture and Politics
🟢New experiences - From GEM Alumni and young graduates
🟢GEM meets Companies and institutions

In the past ten editions of GEM, students from all over the world (East and West Europe, Africa, Asia, South America) have shared classrooms and field experience, making connections and proposing new projects. GEM is now managed by the GEM Network, a pool of scientists and professionals, who started since 2013 with a wide project on Green Energy in the educational and research sector.

All our teachers have a wide experience in energy management, both conventional and renewable, and are perfectly aware of their mission in communicating knowledge and skills.

Our vision is ambitious. We are just a drop, but as the drop may dig the rock, little by little we may help changing our world in a sustainable and liveable one.