In the Summer Course in Global Energy Transition in a Fossil World, past editions of the course have featured excursions to organizations such as Shell, Friends of the Earth Netherlands, and the citizen energy cooperative Zuiderlicht.

The MBA Summer School in Innovative Leadership cultivates advanced leadership skills necessary for managing high-performing teams and fostering innovation. It includes courses on ambidextrous thinking, which combines decisive action with innovative strategies and leads teams to achieve peak performance.

The Summer Course in New Venture Creation in the Amsterdam Entrepreneurial Ecosystem offers an international summer school opportunity for participants to delve into the study of entrepreneurship and the creation of new ventures.

In the Summer Course in Football Behaviour Management, the program is structured to create a virtual club experience, immersing participants as if they are actively working as scouts for the designated club.

The MBA Summer School in Retail Management offers in-depth knowledge of managing retail businesses and developing effective retail strategies. It covers key areas such as retail management, strategy, service marketing, and enhancing customer experience.

The Summer Course in Human AI invites participants to connect their findings with those of their peers and collaborate on research-based projects. Human processes of all kinds are complex and adaptive. Mental, social, and health-related processes can all change and adapt over time to human behavior.

Enroll in our dynamic Summer Course in International Business Leadership, designed to empower students with essential leadership skills tailored for global environments. This innovative program employs a unique teaching method, incorporating a custom-made leadership movie to enhance the learning experience.

Enroll in the thought-provoking Summer Course in The Moral Organisation, an interactive exploration of (im)moral behavior in organizations. This engaging program is designed to deepen students' understanding of the paradox where individuals within organizations may harbor good intentions for societal responsibility but often face challenges in translating those intentions into actions.

The Summer Course in Introduction to Business and International Management aims to offer students an overview of all business areas, enabling them to gain a comprehensive understanding of how to navigate and contribute effectively within organizations.

In the Summer Course in Governing Climate Change: Theory and Practice, participants will delve into the examination of diverse approaches for coping with climate change, encompassing international agreements, market-based solutions, civil society initiatives, and corporate actions.

In the Summer Course in The Beautiful Mind: Global Perceptions of Mental Health, participants will engage in discussions about the concept of culture and its significance, encouraging them to explore beyond mere diagnostic criteria for mental health illnesses.

The Summer Course in The Economics of Urbanization addresses the fact that over half of the world's population resides in cities, and anticipates that within a few decades, urban populations will surpass the current global population. The course explores the opportunities and challenges posed by ongoing urbanization, offering insights of interest to policy makers and researchers.

The Summer Course in International Criminal Justice course aims to familiarize students with the intricate nature of international crimes, their perpetrators, and the responses of the international community. International crimes and gross human rights violations pose a threat to international peace and security and call for effective action. An effective response, however, is often hampered by a lack of knowledge of the true nature and etiology of international crimes.

In the Summer Course in Logic as a Tool for Modeling, participants will be consistently encouraged to contemplate how logic can be applied to their specific fields of interest. Logic is the study of different types of reasoning. Logic is also a technology, a tool for elegantly modelling diverse phenomena.

In the Summer Course in Feeding the Billions: Challenges and Innovation in Food and Water Security, participants explore a variety of approaches addressing food and water security, ranging from international policy agreements to community-based activities.