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27 Jun-4 Jul 2025 Caen (France)
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Practical InformationsRegistration We kindly ask you to fill out the REGISTRATION form to attend this Summer School and to SEND your CV directly to: clotilde.nicolle@unicaen.fr Registration deadline= 20 APRIL 2025 Please note: To ensure a good match between participants and the program, and to avoid disappointment, we will verify that participants have the necessary prerequisites to successfully complete the program. Registration fee is 100€ FREE for Participants from NORMANDY Universities
Mobility grants Please contact your university’s international office responsible for staff and student mobility to check for Erasmus+ mobility grant. This grant might cover your travel and accommodation expenses. Accomodation in Caen Participants will have to book their accommodation. Links to Hotels in Caen https://www.unicaen.fr/se-rendre-et-sejourner-a-caen/ https://www.thepeoplehostel.com/fr/?popup=www.thepeoplehostel.com There are also numerous AirbandB in the city. Advice: it is nicer to have an accommodation in the city center and go to the Campus2 with the tram (15 minutes), so that when the programme is finished in the afternoon you can enjoy the nice historical city center of CAEN. Lunches They will be taken at the University Restaurant (next to the science building where the school will take place) Site of the summer school Unicaen- CAMPUS 2- Côte de Nacre/Bd Maréchal Juin- Building « SCIENCE 3»
MORNING CLASSES: AMPHI S3 /043 AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES: S3 /138
TRAM in CAEN
Discover Caen and Normandy The programme takes place in Caen, a city located in the Normandy region of northwestern France. Caen offers participants a blend of historical and cultural attractions, along with modern amenities. Caen has a rich historical background, evident in its well-preserved architectural land- marks. Notable sites include the Château de Caen, a medieval castle dating back to William the Conqueror, and the Abbaye aux Hommes and Abbaye aux Dames, two Romanesque abbeys showcasing the region’s religious heritage. Beyond its historical treasures, Caen features a lively cultural scene. The city center has pedestrian streets lined with cafés, shops, and restaurants showcasing local cuisine, including Camembert and Livarot cheeses, apple-based beverages, and fresh seafood caught off the Normandy coast. Caen’s location in Normandy provides easy access to other notable destinations in the region. The D-Day beaches, where the Allied forces landed during World War II, are a short distance away. Participants can visit sites like the Normandy American Cemeteryand Memorial. The coastal towns of Honfleur and Deauville, known for their harbors, seafood markets, and seaside resorts, are also nearby. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skGsyKQYyHw https://www.calameo.com/read/0020594281ee424812210
Contacts International office: clotilde.nicolle@unicaen.fr Academic program manager: frederic.jurie@unicaen.fr
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