Where are YOU going this SUMMER? Summer University

event organised by an AEGEE local where between 20 and

50 students come together from all over Europe. Summer Universities are organised by students for students.

The Summer University Project aims at opening a new perspective to the participants over the multicultural dimension of the European continent. It also promotes understanding among European students, removing national borders and creating a European feeling.

Established in 1988


Every year:
90 Events
160 AEGEE

locals involved
5000 applicants
2500 places offered
Events from Helsinki to Malta,
from Sevilla to Moskva

16 hours of tuition for 2 weeks

Language Course +
Lasting 2-4

weeks, participants receive at least 20 hours of tuition by professional teachers.

Summer Course
A course about a specific topic, not a language. Participants receive at least 10 hours tuition, often combined with a practical experience.

Summer Course +
Intensive course about specific topics of general interest. During the event, participants receive at least 20 hours tuition by professional lecturers.

Traveling Summer Universities
During the 2-4 weeks of cultural trips through Europe, the group stays in at least 4 different places. There is no particular course provided, the aim of this event is to discover the different cultures and lifestyles.

Different Types

don’t only just offer you cultural exchange and summer fun,

but also try to take some responsibility towards our environment and our own future.

Voluntary Summer University
Partisipating in a Voluntary Summer University gives you a change to give something to the community you are a guest of and to contribute to the program prepared by the local organisers.

Different Themes

promote European Integration.

The history of success began in 1988: 10

courses with 320 places were organised.

This year: We celebrate the 21st Anniversary of the SU Project!

European young people
To have an unforgettable experience
To discover Europe the

real way!

Summer University Co-ordination Team, a team of five members located

all over Europe, responsible for the good functioning of the project.

The current team was elected at the Fall Agora in Eskisehir in 2007:
Project Manager, Katrin Tomson (AEGEE-Tartu)
Public relations, Antonella Bonavia (AEGEE-Valletta)
Publications, Kat Chzen (AEGEE-York)
IT Responsible, Joost Rovers (AEGEE-Nijmegen)
And the appointed CD Member: Dragan Stojanovski (AEGEE-Europe)

mailinglist: aegee-su-l@aegee.org

Ask the SUCT at: suct@aegee.org

And you can become active

either on local level or else on a European level by joining the SUCT after the Fall Agora 2008.