The AEI-ASEM Summer School is an ongoing initiative to enhance the balanced mobility of students, researchers and academics between Asia and Europe in line with one of the decisions of ASEMME 4 in May 2013, Kuala Lumpur. This year’s AEI-ASEM Summer School will be a 2-week programme consisting of a series of lectures and relevant field trips to focus on various topics of interest to generate conversation and ideas amongst participants in understanding the challenges we face globally.

You are cordially invited to participate in Osaka University's "3 Minutes of Inspiration for Sustainable Development" SDGs Student Video Contest. This contest provides a platform for global student engagement on Sustainable Development Goals and their role in making a positive impact. Students from all fields of studies or grade levels may participate; and group or individual entries are also welcome.

“Lost in Media?" is an online discussion event focusing on the similarities and differences between media services around the globe, which is organized by students from Sophia University. They are now inviting students from across the world to participate, 

Click "Details" to learn more about the event. To register for the event, please click "Register" and fill out the online form. Zoom link to the event will be provided by Sophia University after registration. 

The University of Glasgow’s Adam Smith Business School is inviting undergraduate and postgraduate students from across the world to provide solutions to world challenges, with a unique competition as part of its Adam Smith tercentenary year.

The competition is open to all disciplines. However, the emphasis is on proposing an economic case.

This information session presents general information about Fudan International Summer Session. All HKUST undergraduate students are welcome.

Fudan University is a world-class university located in Shanghai, Mainland of China. We have the great pleasure to have the representative deliver a face-to-face presentation about this summer school opportunity. Undergraduate students who wish to know more about this program are welcome to join.