The program stretches over a week with activities including a training program, a technical tour and a final event in connection with the gdynia design days.

In detail:

• Day 1: Welcome meeting + Keynotes
• Day 2: Daylighting Technical Safari in Lund + Keynotes
• Day 3-6: Masterclasses and groups work
• Day 7: Final event

You can participate in summer school in two ways. On-site participation with an immersive experience with other participants and teachers, or online participation, living a remote experience but receiving the same level of preparation.

A) PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION 

A1) FULL PARTICIPATION:  2,000 € incl. VAT

• • participation in masterclasses and keynotes
  • team work with experts supervision
  • six nights in a single room with breakfast
  • all lunches and refreshments during the school days
  • welcome and final dinner
  • one technical tour (trip, meal, and tour guide)

  PN#1: Travel costs are NOT included

A2) PARTIAL PARTICIPATION:  1,400 € incl. VAT

• • participation in masterclasses and keynotes
  • team work with experts supervision
  • six nights in a single room with breakfast
  • all lunches and refreshments during the school days
  • welcome and final dinner
  • one technical tour (trip, meal, and tour guide)

  PN#1: Travel costs are NOT included

B) STUDENT PARTICIPATION: 400 € incl. VAT

• • • participation in masterclasses and keynotes
    • team work with experts supervision
    • six nights in a double room with breakfast
    • all lunches and refreshments during the school days
    • welcome and final dinner
    • one technical tour (trip, meal, and tour guide)

PN#1: Travel costs are NOT included
PN#2: Proof of enrolment at the educational institution is required.

C) ONLINE PARTICIPATION: 300 € incl. VAT

The rate includes

• • online participation in masterclasses from Saturday the 17th to Wednesday the 21st of August.
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  PN#3: Project team work and experts supervision ARE NOT INCLUDED

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Participants will be selected on the basis of the following two criteria

1) Previous knowledge (see below)

2) Motivation (to be included in the application form)

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1) Previous knowledge

Selection criteria include knowledge of some of the online modules of the NLITED platform, which are considered prerequisites for participation in the summer school. 

NLITED eModules required

• Candidates must have passed at least three (3) NLITED eModules or have equivalent preparation.
• Certificates of attendance for the modules passed must be attached to the application form within the ePlatform.
• The list of the modules passed must include at least two (2) of the following modules: B1.0, B4.1, and B5.1. These modules are considered a prerequisite for entry to summer school.
• Alternatively, applicants must provide evidence of equivalent preparation for the two selected modules (e.g. certificates from external courses). Equivalent certificates (or other documents) must also be attached to the application.

Minimum number of NLITED modules to follow to apply for summer school. Compulsory modules may be replaced by certificates demonstrating equivalent training.

All summer school attendees will receive a certificate of attendance. The summer school spans two full weeks of intensive study.

A certificate of attendance is also provided for online participation.

1. What level of difficulty can we expect and what programmes will we use? In terms of design, how much one could design during a university course on daylighting design. Lectures will vary on different experts in daylighting knowledge including design, simulation, biology and many other topics. There will also be a lot of focus on creating a network and group of students in the EU that can take this knowledge forward. Project work will be carried out in groups. The intensity of the work will be proportional to the fun 😉
2. Will there be a public presentation at the end of the week? As in previous editions, the groups’ work will be presented in Lund in a final public presentation. More details will be provided later.
3. Do I have to prove that I am a university student for the fee reduction? Yes, the fee reduction is only if you give a proof of payment of tuition fees for the current year.
4. All the meal are included in the Summer School fees? The participation fee for the summer school includes catering during the day (coffee breaks and lunch) but not dinner. However, a welcome drink on 17 August and a closing dinner on 23 August are planned.
5. As a student, can I request a single room? We do not recommend this, but if requested, the applicant must pay the price difference to have a single room for all the days of the stay.