2011 International Summer Schools

For the last five years, an increasing number of citizens interested in international matters have participated at the International Summer Schools of the Center for International Studies at the Université de Montréal (CÉRIUM).

These intensives schools, taking place over six days and given by a dozen experts, are open to graduate students, undergraduates (under some conditions), concerned citizens, members of NGOs, business people and other members of the public.

It is possible to register weekly or daily, follow a thematic through different schools, or get a full access pass.

CERIUM’s International Summer Schools will be held from July 4th to July 16th 2011. We will announce the program this fall. Register here in order to receive information by email once the program is done.

For students, our summer schools count for three credits at the Masters level and are open, under some conditions, to students in their final year as undergraduates. In many cases, additional seminars are anticipated for credited students. Those are usually given the week before and after the conference week.

The CERIUM offers also distinctive but simulnateous version of the schools in french.

“The CERIUM runs a serious program that is at once educational and very enjoyable. The courses typically include regular instructors and invited participants of a very high quality. Even better, the student body is very international and very diverse (including working professionals, MA students, and undergrads mixed together). The internationally-renowned jazz festival occurs during the first week of their summer session and Montreal is a blast.”
Charles Noble, Chair, Political Science Dept, USC Long Beach, Ca.

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