Where: Munster Technological University, Cork, Ireland.
When: 12-16 February 2024, but there will be some online-meetings before the Winter School.
Financial Information: The INGENIUM Winter School pays for travel expenses and accommodation.
Credits: The week including preparations will give you 3.5 credits.
For more information: studentservice@his.se
Application form: Application is closed
Application deadline: 20 November
A free five-day Winter School with an entrepreneurial focus
The Winter School in Cork, Ireland, brings together students from all ten INGENIUM members in Europe. You will get the chance to meet both new friends and cultures. During the week there will be Hackathons, teambuilding exercises, develop budding INGENIUM Entrepreneurs as well as business models.
The INGENIUM Winter School aims to provide students with an enriching and transformative experience that deepens their understanding of culture, diversity and equip them with new entrepreneurial skills.
Participating students will return to their home universities as members of the INGENIUM alumni network with the purpose of acting as INGENIUM ambassadors with an ever-growing network of students all over Europe.
Who can apply?
The INGENIUM Winter School is open to undergraduate students (preferably in their first or second year) from the ten INGENIUM universities. It does not matter what education you are studying. Students from all disciplines are welcome to apply!
From the programme
- Hackathon
- Cyber Activity
- Team Building
- Gala Dinner
Online information on 17 November
Munster Technological University will be holding an online information session open to all students discussing the Junior Winter School on Friday 17 November 2023 at 1 pm CET at the below link so please join if you are interested in participating:
Join Teams link to participate
Following the information session if you are interested in participating in this Winter School, complete the attached application form by the latest 20 November.
What is INGENIUM?
Since the beginning of 2023, the University of Skövde is, together with nine other universities, part of the European university INGENIUM. The alliance aims to develop cooperation between the universities, but also with the surrounding society.
Among other things, INGENIUM will develop joint educations at different levels. It will make it easier for both students and employees to study and work at one of the other universities. The alliance will also become an international benchmark for sustainable development, innovation, critical thinking and high-quality research.
INGENIUM hope to see you in Cork!