Summer School: Multidisciplinary Approach to Climate Change

As a student from Singapore, attending the Climate Change Summer School was one of the most enriching experiences of my academic journey. This program exceeded my expectations in every way, from its well-rounded academic curriculum to its exceptional organization and diverse community of participants. The academic component was rigorous yet engaging. The faculty were experts in their fields, blending theoretical insights with practical applications. I particularly appreciated the focus on real-world solutions to climate change, which deepened my understanding of global environmental challenges and inspired me to take action. The lectures, case studies, and interactive discussions were complemented with visits, which made learning dynamic and hands-on. The program was impeccably organized. From pre-departure communication to the day-to-day schedule, everything ran smoothly. The staff were approachable and always willing to assist, ensuring a stress-free experience for all participants. What truly made the experience unforgettable, though, was the community. I met students from all over the world, each bringing unique perspectives and experiences. The friendships I formed during the program are incredibly special to me, and our late-night discussions about climate policy having a beer in amazing Madrid are moments I will always treasure. If you’re passionate about climate change and eager to learn in a vibrant, multicultural setting, I cannot recommend the Climate Change Summer School enough. It’s not just a program—it’s a transformative experience that will stay with you long after it’s over.

My time at the Climate Change Summer School was the best university-experience of my life. First of all, although my home university has a lot of international students, the majority of us are Chinese. I loved that in this programme there was no predominant nationality and I could make friends from all over the world. Being the only student from Hong Kong, I had to make new fiends and I did! Secondly, the programme itself was wonderful in terms of academic content. The professors were brilliant, as well as some lecturers from the business world. The programme provided me with a complete understanding of climate change from all relevant angles. I enjoyed studying things unrelated to my studies back home. The activities of the programme were also great. I especially enjoyed the flamenco workshop! Third, I really loved Madrid, and I could enjoy it with my new friends. I can strongly recommend this programme to anyone interested in climate change.

I had a really great time in Madrid, which i spent with nice and friendly people from all around the world. The organisation was also great and university provided a nice space for this summer school.