Our 10-day intensive Summer School in Science Communication introduces an innovative form of education that includes Arts into the classical STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Interactive experiments and informal learning with the use of creativity and arts are the key ingredients of our approach. Our goals are to improve science awareness and develop informed opinions, increase student uptake of STEM careers for high-level jobs, stimulate the socio-economic wellbeing of partner countries, and enhance the transferable skills of current researchers.

The Summer School has been running since 2016, and comprises of ca. 50-70 participants from all over the world.

It has received funding from the Erasmus+ scheme of the European Union, for three years, and was then turned into a social enterprise in 2018.