Programme 2026

Europe in a Fragmenting World Order

The EPS Summer School 2026 explores the theme “Europe in a Fragmenting World Order: Power, Values, and Vulnerabilities.” As geopolitical tensions rise and global cooperation becomes increasingly complex, Europe faces growing challenges in maintaining stability, defending democratic values, and responding to shifting power dynamics.

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An International Academic Experience

The summer school brings together students from across Europe and beyond for an intensive academic experience in Prague. Participants engage with leading scholars and practitioners while exploring key political, economic, and security debates shaping Europe today.

📍 Location

Prague, Czech Republic
Historic campus in the heart of Europe

🎓 Credits

5 ECTS
Recognised within the ECTS framework

🗓 Duration

2 Weeks
Intensive summer programme

💰 Fee

€1200
Programme tuition

🌍 Language

English
All teaching and materials

📚 Format

Lectures & seminars
Interactive academic sessions

Academic Themes

The EPS Summer School 2026 explores Europe’s role in a changing global order through interactive modules and focused discussions on political, economic, and security challenges.

Explore Europe’s strategies in response to global security challenges, conflicts, and crises. Topics include NATO coordination, EU defence policy, and emerging threats.

Examine the impact of rising powers and geopolitical tensions on Europe’s role in the world, including relations with the US, China, and other global actors.

Investigate challenges to democratic institutions, rule of law, and political values in Europe. Learn how governance adapts to internal and external pressures.

Analyze economic policies, energy security, and financial stability in a fragmented global economy. Understand how Europe can maintain prosperity in uncertain times.

Full Schedule

View the detailed daily programme for the EPS Summer School 2026.