The programme of Visegrad Summer School consists of lectures, panel debates and seminars on issues and challenges relevant to the Visegrad Group region, the European Union and the CEE countries.
It is educational programme which provides an interdisciplinary learning space for young Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak students, and for their peers from other Central and Eastern European countries. The topics cover current social, economic, political and cultural issues concerning the Visegrad countries, presented in wider regional, European and global perspective.
As former editions have shown the Visegrad Summer School is an unique forum to build relations of acceptance, friendship and cooperation between young people, who will soon shape the future of their countries and the continent. The programme of the 11th edition the includes lectures, debates and workshops on current political, cultural and social challenges in the regional, global and European perspective.
10th edition, 8-16 July 2011
List of accepted participants:
- Helena Bendova
- Bujar Berisha
- Lyubomyr Bregman
- Tereza Cizkova
- Dobromiła Deluga
- Joanna Duda
- Volha Dziamidava
- Adriána Gadušová
- Karol Haratyk
- Mikuláš Hodovanec
- Ákos Hofstädter
- Csaba Huszár
- Csilla Huszár
- Michaela Janotová
- Dorota Jedynak
- Tereza Jermanova
- Alzbeta Jiraskova
- Tamara Jovanov Marjanova
- László Knapp
- Mariia Komisarova
- Andriy Korniychuk
- Barbora Krbeckova
- Alena Kudzko
- Łukasz Rafał Lewkowicz
- Sebastian Majcher
- Peter Mecko
- Martin Mikes
- Teodor Lucian Moga
- András Molnár
- Judit Mudriczki
- Olga Nadskakuła
- Sezin Öney
- Boglárka Fanni Palkó
- Yauhenia Parcheuskaya
- Anastasiya Prychynenko
- Zuzana Révészová
- Andrea Rusnáková
- Ivana Rybanská
- Yury Salodki
- Daniel Sipos
- Alžbeta Sočuvková
- Ondrej Strava
- Emese Szász
- Noémi Szentpály-Juhász
- Michał Sznajder
- Andrzej Świdziński
- Dolezalova Tereza
- Ivana Turanova
- Olena Velychko
- Jiri Waldhauser