In the summer semester 2020, the Chair of Prof. Dr. Erik E. Lehmann, in cooperation with Indiana University and the University of Bergamo, is offering the program for the seventh time. This year’s Summer School takes place in the period from May 16 to June 6, 2020 under the topic “Global Perspectives of Public and Private Sector Interaction". The program is open to students from Bergamo and Bloomington as well as to students of the university of Augsburg. The first part of the Summer School (16 May - 27 May) will take place in Augsburg, the second part (28 May - 6 June) will be carried out in Bergamo.

Information meeting:

In order to give students a first overview of the Summer School 2020, an information event will take place on Wednesday, January 29, 2020, at 11:00 am in Building J, Room 2102. We cordially invite all interested students to attend.

Application:

Applications are open to all Bachelor students in the 2nd phase of the study programmes GBM, BWL and iBWL, as well as to all Master students in the study programmes DFM, GBM and iBWL. The number of participants is limited. In addition to registering on Digicampus, please send your application including a current grade transcript of your studies to Dominik Wilhelm. Admitted participants will be notified via e-mail by February 21, 2020.

Fees:

Accepted students will be asked to pay a deposit of 350€ to the chair after receiving the confirmation. The final costs will be calculated during the planning of the Summer School and communicated immediately. Through different subsidies, We try to keep the financial burden for students as low as possible. The total amount can be expected to be no higher than 450€.

Contents:

In addition to various guest and expert lectures, the students work in international teams on a given topic and present the results at the end of the three-week Summer School in Bergamo. At the same time a seminar paper will be written.

Please refer to the respective module descriptions of your study program for information on how credits from the summer school contribute to your degree.

During the three weeks of the program there is enough time for the students to work on the topic. Topics include "Globalization in a European Context", "Digitization of Government", "Culture & Identity", "Frontiers in Global Business Ethics". After the end of the Summer School Students will have enough time to finalize their seminar paper and to incorporate feedback from the final presentation.

Contact person:

If you have any questions, please contact Dominik Wilhelm.