Fourth Summer School 2019 |
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| Venue: |
Jagiellonian Univesity and AGH University of Science and Technology, Kraków, Poland |
| Date: |
24 to 31 August 2019 |
| Duration: | 1 week |
| Organizer: | Energy Community Secretariat |
| Credits: | 3 ECTS (for masters students) |
| Application deadline: | CLOSED: online only, by 31 March 2019 midnight CET |
| Fees: |
No tuition fee is required |
| Accommondation: | Kraków, Poland |
....this was 2019 Energy Community Summer School
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Participants
Participants
The fourth edition of Energy Community Summer School brought together 41 participants from 28 countries as well as many experts from the Energy Community Secretariat and guest speakers, all of them experts and practitioners in the energy field. The Summer School program consisted of 32 expert lectures, 5 mentors for the each of the days of the program.
The final 41 participants were selected out of a pool of 190 online applications, all submitted to the Energy Community Secretariat by 31 March 2019. From the total of 190 applicants only 167 applicants from 38 different nationalities were classified as eligible for the program. As of May 2019, the Energy Community Summer School started sending out invitations to all selected applicants, offering them a possibility to participate in the 2019 Energy Community Summer School.
As regards demographics, the 2019 Energy Community Summer School brought together 24 female and 17 male participants with an average age of 29 years. Having an academic degree was a precondition for a successful applicant; 33 participants had a Masters’ degree, whilst 8 participants were in possession of a PhD diploma.
On the last day, all 41 participants took part to an anonymous satisfaction survey.Description share (%) of very good / very satisfactory organizational aspects 81 % venue 76 % met my expectations (in general) 73 % case studies 68 % working materials 60 % -
Partners
Energy Community Summer School Partners
The project was organized by the Energy Community Secretariat in cooperation with the Visegrad Fund, Jagiellonian Univesity and AGH University of Science and Technology from Kraków, Poland.
Polis University, Tirana; Comenius University, Bratislava; Jagiellonian University, Krakow; Masaryk University, Brno and REKK, Budapest have acted as project partners since 2016.
Co-funding 
The project was organized by the Energy Community Secretariat in cooperation with:
Project partners 
