The UAB Barcelona Summer School opens the registration period for UAB students

UAB Barcelona Summer School courses can be validated for 6 or 12 ECTS credits!

The 10^th  edition of the UAB Barcelona Summer School begins with an offer of 30 courses covering all academic disciplines (Sciences, Biosciences, Health Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Social and Legal Sciences, and Engineering).

This year, 5 new courses are being offered: "Human Wildlife Coexistence: Navigating through the New Frontier of Fertility Control," "Operations Management," "Digital and Socioemotional Education," "Environmental Economics," and "Video Games and Storytelling."

The courses will be held in two periods of 3-weeks, from 23 June to 11 July and from 14 July to 1 August, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Bellaterra Campus, except for the course "Resources for Teaching and Learning English in Infant and Primary Education," which will be offered asynchronously online.

The language of instruction is English, although some courses are taught in Spanish. Registration for the courses will open through the UAB Barcelona Summer School website starting on 18 February and will consist of different registration periods to allow the administrative team to manage applications.

• The first round will be open from 18 February to 17 March.
• The second round will be open from 24 March to 21 April.
• The third round will be open from 28 April to 31 May.

Spaces are limited, and the final registration date is 31 May.

The UAB Barcelona Summer School provides you with the opportunity to meet students from other cultures. The previous edition included students from 57 different nationalities. Additionally, you can practice languages and delve into a specific field of knowledge.

You can check the details on the UAB Barcelona Summer School website. Completing the courses allows you to incorporate 6 or 12 ECTS credits into your academic record. You can consult the table of incompatibilities to check if the course you are interested in is offered in your academic programme.