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Global Energy Transition in a Fossil World

Global Energy Transition in a Fossil World: Challenges and Opportunities

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Who can join?

This course is for Advanced Bachelor's, Master's and PhD students as well as for practitioners with a broad interest in energy and sustainability transitions, an open mind, and a willingness to challenge their own views.

In some cases, Beginner Bachelor's students are also welcome (depending on the academic background and motivation). 

If you have doubts about your eligibility for the course, please contact us: amsterdamsummerschool@vu.nl

We are open for applications! Find all information on how to apply on our application page and apply now via our form

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