Summer School - Berkeley edition 2024

How to apply

Applications to attend the International Summer School on Public Policy - Berkeley edition are open until April, 30. We invite you to consult the courses and workshop proposals separately to identify your favorite ones.

For the mornings, you can choose between two courses which represent 10 hours (2 hours each day):

The Politics and Policy of Crisis and Risk by Christopher Ansell
Studying Policy Process with Constructivist, Pragmatic and Qualitative Approaches by Philippe Zittoun

The afternoon workshops on Research Design represent 12 hours (3 hours by 4 days).

The selection of the participants will be based on their CVs and on their research paper abstracts (if they choose to present a paper during the workshops).

The results will be announced progressively. The registration will open in parallel to allow accepted candidates to register as soon as they receive their results. Attendance to the Winter School will be confirmed upon registration. The number of places in each course is limited and registration is open within the limit of available places (around 10 participants per course). To ensure your participation, we strongly advise you to submit your application and register as early as possible.

How to apply

To apply to the Summer School please follow the steps below:

Log in or create an IPPA User Account
Click on the "I want to apply" button
Fill in the form and upload:
- An updated short CV (in pdf format)
- An abstract (one or two paragraphs) of the research project for candidates who wish to have their project discussed during the Summer School.
List the available courses by order of preference (where 1 is your preferred option). We will do our best to assign you to your first option.

Information - Submit your paper

Individuals who wish to have their project discussed during the Summer School must include an abstract in their application.

Length of the final submissions:

For research projects: at least 10 pages long
For articles: 7 000 to 10 000 words, in compliance with international standards.