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Last update: RNDr. Jolana Tátosová, Ph.D. (10.05.2023)
to learn how to collaborate with PhD students from different disciplines, both natural sciences and humanities. The programme is attended by students from each university participating in EU4+. Then, they form multinational interdisciplinary teams to work on a collaborative socially relevant output, such as a policy brief, study, project, etc. The course consists of a one-day course and independent teamwork. |
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Last update: RNDr. Jolana Tátosová, Ph.D. (12.06.2023)
Collegio Futuro Reaching the climate goals of the Paris Agreement (2015) requires a socio-economic transformation that fosters sustainable development. This process demands an understanding of natural, economic and social systems, raising a need for integration of perspectives from different research disciplines. Collegio futuro attracts doctoral candidates from natural and life sciences, economic and social sciences, and arts and humanities, who i) aspire to broaden their knowledge beyond their own research field, ii) are willing to step out of their comfort zone, iii) are open for discussion in an interdisciplinary setting, and iv) aim to jointly address a burning societal challenge. Collegio futuro aims to:
The training is challenge-centered, promotes a collaborative working spirit and focuses on environmental issues. Based on key challenge-introducing lectures and intense literature search, participants frame the problem, outline the chosen project and agree on the aspired outcome(s). During the training, they examine the chosen problem from different perspectives, explore links across the disciplines, and practice problem-solving in a multidisciplinary team. Collegio futuro projects, class 2021/22:
Application Form: https://www.natur.cuni.cz/fakulta/zahranicni-agenda/aktuality/collegio-futuro-application-form.docx https://4euplus.eu/4EU-152.html |