The Digital Economy Summer School addresses challenges regulators and policymakers face due to the technological revolution. Courses are taught by leading experts in various digital economy areas, emphasizing practical applications and discussing policy-relevant problems.
This program is aimed at:
Study with professors who produce top-ranking research in their fields.
Receive the highest quality training, with courses developed with students in mind.
One of Europe’s most popular cities, combine learning with culture for the best learning experience.
Network with like-minded peers from around the world.
Short courses allow you to learn without a big time commitment.
Try something new, expand your knowledge and career prospects, and advance your thesis.
It is important to make sure you meet the admissions criteria before starting your application.
Successful candidates will usually demonstrate one or more of the following in an application to our Summer School programs:
Fees for each course may vary. Please consult each course page for accurate information.
Yes, BSE offers a variety of discounts on its Summer courses. See more information about available discounts or request a personalized discount quote by email.
Yes! you can combine any of the Summer School courses (schedule permitting). See the full course calendar.
To be eligible for credit transfers, students must complete a final project.
Students will deliver a short research proposal one week after the summer school finishes. It will consist of 3-4 pages, 1.5 spaced, font size 11, with a clear research question, a motivation (introduce the question and its policy relevance), a discussion of the existing literature and how your paper relates to that, and an explanation on how you would approach the questions (empirical strategy and/or theoretical model).
Consult the Credit Transfer page for more information about this option.
Participants not seeking credit transfer will receive a Certificate of Attendance free of charge. These participants will be neither evaluated nor graded.