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Description: When 17 - 21 August 2020 (+ optional assignment week 24-28 August 2020) What Academic circles as well as governments have only grown the focus on urban logistics in recent years. E- commerce and last-mile delivery surge enormously, but also the problems they bring to cities. Planning and managing the urban transport in urban areas under a dynamic context as today logistics is key for city sustainable development. This course provides the necessary background, knowledge and skills to do so, with in the first week an introductory module covering all aspects of urban logistics, and in the second week an optional assignment preparation week focusing on innovation and sustainability in the industry, in all its facets. Where Stadscampus, University of Antwerp, Belgium Who Undergraduate, postgraduate and professionals from all backgrounds and levels, with a strong interest in urban logistics. External partners TransportNET, in particular University of Lisbon Course description Academic circles as well as governments have only grown the focus on urban logistics in recent years. This is because, on the one hand, more than half of the world's population lives in urban areas and they account for 70% of total GDP worldwide (UN, 2017). On the other hand, the urban logistics that brings the goods to these consumers and economic activities causes 20-30% of the total number of kilometers driven and 16-50% of the emissions in these areas (Dablanc, 2007). E-commerce and last-mile delivery surge enormously, but also the problems they bring to cities. Planning and managing the urban transport in urban areas under a dynamic context as today, logistics is key for city sustainable development. This course provides the necessary background, knowledge and skills to do so. It is composed of two weeks. The first week is composed of an intensive series of interactive lectures. Topics are organised per day: introduction to urban logistics, the economics of the urban last mile, the policy framework for urban logistics initiatives, urban logistics innovation, and Big Data and Smart Cities in an urban logistics context. During the second week, the participants will elaborate a specific assignment in groups, under supervision, including intermediary meeting moments, question rounds and a presentation of results achieved. Credits 3 ECTS credits are awarded upon successful completion of the programme. Registration fee Students: €450 Professionals: €950 Fee includes course material, coffee breaks, lunches , farewell dinner, a social activity linked to Flemish culture, and assignment support. Does not include accommodation. Scholarships University of Antwerp Students are entitled to a refund of €150 after completion of the summer school. Limited number of reduced fees of €50 available for refugees. Application details Online through Mobility Online Application deadline Non EU-nationals: 30 April 2020 EU-Nationals: 1 July 2020 More information www.uantwerp.be/urban-logistics
Publish Date: 01-March-18
Description: What A deep dive into the world of Diamonds, based on an introductory module covering all aspects of the Diamond Pipeline (week 1) and a specialsed module (week 2) focusing on innovation and sustainability in the Industry in all its facets. Where University of Antwerp and Diamond Square Mile, Antwerp, Belgium When 27 August - 7 September 2018 Who The summer school is designed for final year Bachelor students and Master students from different disciplines, as well as for young professionals and researchers, interested in deepening their knowledge about diamonds and its industry. External partners Antwerp World Diamond Centre Course description The Antwerp World Diamond Centre and the University of Antwerp warmly invite you to get to know the diamond industry inside out during this two week intensive summer school. In the first week, students discover the world of diamonds in every aspect; such as the historical, geological, technical, economical, commercial and ethical perspectives of the global diamond trade. During the second week, the summer school builds further on this introductory track by focussing on "innovation" and "sustainablity" in every facet of the global diamond industry, from Mine to Finger. Credits 3 ECTS credits are awarded upon successful completion of the programme. Registration fee €600 The fee includes course material, coffee breaks, site visits, farewell dinner and social activities. Does not include lunch or accommodation. Reduced fees • Maximum 15 reduced fees of €300 available for students. Online through Mobility Online. The application deadline is 14 May 2018. More Information www.uantwerp.be/mine-to-finger
Publish Date: 01-March-18
Description: What Intensive, multidisciplinary 7-day programme (lectures and workshops) on Q-MRI for improving diagnosis of brain disorders. The Summer School consists of 50 hours of training (incl. assessment). Where Stadscampus, University of Antwerp, Belgium When 27 August - 4 September 2018 Who While the programme is tailored to PhD students, also Master students and postdocs are welcome to participate and to strengthen their knowledge and skill level. A good command of English is required. External partners B-Q MINDED is an international research project on quantitative magnetic resonance imaging. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement No 764513. B-Q Minded has 10 beneficiaries (5 academic and 5 from industry): • University of Antwerp. • Erasmus MC. • the University of Sheffield. • Forschungszentrum Jülich. • Antwerp University Hospital • Siemens Healthineers • MR Solutions • icometrix • SyntheticMR • Quantib More information is available on www.bqminded.eu. Course description This B-Q MINDED Summer School, powered by the Antwerp Summer University, provides a 7-day intensive multidisciplinary course in the field of quantitative MRI (Q-MRI) for improving diagnosis of brain disorders. This course is part of a collaborative EU-funded (MSCA ETN) European Training Network consisting of 15 Early Stage Researchers (PhD positions) that aims to prepare a new generation of scientists who will turn MRI from a qualitative to a quantitative imaging technique. Specific attention is given to the development of transferable skills that are essential for a successful professional career, incorporating: • Principles of active career development and establishing a tailored personal career development plan. • Reflection on the impact of your research and strategies how to improve these by actively disseminating your research or by pursuing valorisation of results. To this end, the programme also includes sessions on effective use of social media, courses on intellectual property etc. The summer school consists of 50 h of training (incl. assessment) and is open to non-B-Q-MINDED students. Topics include: • Proactive career development. • Intellectual Property and legal aspects. • Regulatory requirements in MRI software. • Introduction to clinical neuroradiology workflows. • Basic Lab Skills in Computer Science. • Outreach strategy and social media / drafting personal outreach plan. • Research communication and presentation skills /pitching workshop. Credits 3 ECTS credits will be awarded upon successful completion of the programme. Credits will be awarded on the base of 100 % active participation in class and final presentations to a professional and academic jury. Registration fee B-Q MINDED Early Stage Researchers: 200 euro Master Students, PhD students and postdocs: 400 euro The fee includes lectures, coffee breaks, sandwiches during lunch (on course days), farewell reception and several social activities. Does not include accommodation, travel arrangements, breakfast and dinner (all days) and lunch (during the weekend). Application details Online through Mobility Online. The application deadline is 30 May 2018. More Information https://www.uantwerpen.be/en/summer-schools/b-q-minded-2018/
Publish Date: 01-March-18
Description: When 17-28 August 2020 What An introduction to entrepreneurship based on eight theoretical sessions, visits and testimonials and an intensive group work on a real life case. During this hands-on summer school, students will be introduced in the theoretical framework of a business idea by focusing on different aspects of entrepreneurship. The topics range from ideation over intellectual property to market research and business modelling. Moreover, students will engage in a real-life base group work which will let them apply the knowledge and skills they gained effectively. Where TAKEOFFANTWERP_, Antwerp, Belgium Who Master students or bachelor students in their last year who are interested in discovering entrepreneurship. As the summer school is interdisciplinary by nature, students from all disciplines are encouraged to apply. External partners TAKEOFFANTWERP_, Verhaert, City of Antwerp and Chamber of Commerce and Industry Antwerp-Waasland Course description The summer school on developing (skills for) entrepreneurship is taking place in one of the most challenging environments of Western Europe. Students with a keen interest in entrepreneurship, but without any concrete previous experience, will be able to discover entrepreneurship during this hands-on summer school. First students will be introduced in the theoretical framework of a business idea through eight sessions focusing on different aspects of entrepreneurship. Prior to the course students will be provided with several preparatory packages, in order for all the participants to have an equal minimum understanding of these topics to maximize the knowledge transfer during the summer school itself. All these (basic) theoretical insights will be immediately linked to some practical example sessions. The topics range from ideation over intellectual property, market research and business modeling to marketing strategies and valuation. For a detailed overview of the sessions, please consult the website. All these sessions will be taught by international experts from both within and outside the academic world. Next to these theoretical sessions, students will engage in a real-life based group work which will let the teams apply effectively the knowledge and skills taught during the theoretical sessions. Students will be asked to choose their preferred case prior to the summer school after which interdisciplinary and international groups will be composed. Topics will cover a wide array of products and services, both profit and non-profit as to enable all participants to find an appropriate match. At the end of the summer school, groups will need to present their working process and business plan to a professional jury. Ultimately, some industrial visits and social activities will keep the minds relaxed and focused. Credits 4-6 ECTS credits can be awarded upon successful completion of the programme. More information on the website. Registration fee Early bird: €750 Regular: €950 Fee includes course material, coffee breaks, excursions and social activities. Does not include lunch, accommodation or travel costs. Scholarships University of Antwerp Students are entitled to a refund of €150 after completion of the summer school. Limited number of reduced fees of €100 available for refugees. Application details Online through Mobility Online. Application deadline Early bird: 15 March 2020 Regular: 15 May 2020 More Information www.uantwerp.be/experience-entrepreneurship
Publish Date: 01-March-18
Description: What Intensive 5-day programme focused on health care-context immersion, using practical / digital methods for thinking (research + inspiration) and doing (prototyping + testing). Where Campus Mutsaard, University of Antwerp, Belgium When 2 - 6 July 2018 Who Master students; Design and other professionals working in the field of health care; Service Design Network (SDN) Belgium members. Depending on the profile, 3rd year Bachelor students can be accepted as well. Course description We offer a 5-day practical, inspiring and engaging summer school in the context of Product | Service | System design in health care. You will be guided by designers, social innovators, academic researchers and many other experts. You will be thinking and doing on the following subjects: 1. Human Centered Design and caregiving 2. Energy Lab on personal wellbeing 3. Virtual reality in care-context 4. Digital storytelling in health care context 5. Media in Health Care Credits 3 ECTS credits can be awarded upon successful completion of the programme. Registration fee Students: € 250 Professionals: € 450 The fee includes orientation and course material, coffee breaks, one group dinner and social activities. Does not include lunch or accommodation. Application details Online through Mobility Online before 15 May 2018. For more information visit www.uantwerpen.be/en/summer-schools/healthcare-design/
Publish Date: 16-February-18
Description: When 17-28 August 2020 What An introduction to entrepreneurship based on eight theoretical sessions, visits and testimonials and an intensive group work on a real life case. During this hands-on summer school, students will be introduced in the theoretical framework of a business idea by focusing on different aspects of entrepreneurship. The topics range from ideation over intellectual property to market research and business modelling. Moreover, students will engage in a real-life base group work which will let them apply the knowledge and skills they gained effectively. Where TAKEOFFANTWERP_, Antwerp, Belgium Who Master students or bachelor students in their last year who are interested in discovering entrepreneurship. As the summer school is interdisciplinary by nature, students from all disciplines are encouraged to apply. External partners TAKEOFFANTWERP_, Verhaert, City of Antwerp and Chamber of Commerce and Industry Antwerp-Waasland Course description The summer school on developing (skills for) entrepreneurship is taking place in one of the most challenging environments of Western Europe. Students with a keen interest in entrepreneurship, but without any concrete previous experience, will be able to discover entrepreneurship during this hands-on summer school. First students will be introduced in the theoretical framework of a business idea through eight sessions focusing on different aspects of entrepreneurship. Prior to the course students will be provided with several preparatory packages, in order for all the participants to have an equal minimum understanding of these topics to maximize the knowledge transfer during the summer school itself. All these (basic) theoretical insights will be immediately linked to some practical example sessions. The topics range from ideation over intellectual property, market research and business modeling to marketing strategies and valuation. For a detailed overview of the sessions, please consult the website. All these sessions will be taught by international experts from both within and outside the academic world. Next to these theoretical sessions, students will engage in a real-life based group work which will let the teams apply effectively the knowledge and skills taught during the theoretical sessions. Students will be asked to choose their preferred case prior to the summer school after which interdisciplinary and international groups will be composed. Topics will cover a wide array of products and services, both profit and non-profit as to enable all participants to find an appropriate match. At the end of the summer school, groups will need to present their working process and business plan to a professional jury. Ultimately, some industrial visits and social activities will keep the minds relaxed and focused. Credits 4-6 ECTS credits can be awarded upon successful completion of the programme. More information on the website. Registration fee Early bird: €750 Regular: €950 Fee includes course material, coffee breaks, excursions and social activities. Does not include lunch, accommodation or travel costs. Scholarships University of Antwerp Students are entitled to a refund of €150 after completion of the summer school. Limited number of reduced fees of €100 available for refugees. Application details Online through Mobility Online. Application deadline Early bird: 15 March 2020 Regular: 15 May 2020 More Information www.uantwerp.be/experience-entrepreneurship
Publish Date: 06-March-18