Summer
Schools of the EAA
1st EAA Summer School in 2007
Organizers:
Pavel BLAHA, Ivan MAZURA and Zbynek SMAHEL (Charles University, Faculty
of Sciences, Deptartment of Anthropology and Human Genetics, Prague,
Czech Republic) and
Charles SUSANNE (President of the EAA, Free University Brussels, Brussels,
Belgium), under the auspices of the rector of the Charles University
and of the dean of the Faculty of Sciences
The EAA decided in Budapest in
2006 to hold the first intensive summer course in Prague, Czech Republic.
The objective of the course was to introduce the general anthropological
concepts, also in the related disciplines such as human evolution
and basis of human genetics. Our intensive course of anthropology
was not a meeting of international conferences and did not consist
largely of research activities but only general teaching activities.
These teaching activities were occurring inside the Erasmus-related
activities for Master's students. Participating students received
academic credit (8 ECTS).
- short report of the course and the program
of the summer school
- EAA Summer School eBook 1: papers of
the students
Proposals for future summer schools can be submitted to
the Secretariat of the EAA. They should comprise the following minimum
information: main themes of the course, suggestions of invited lecturers,
suggestions for date and place, suggestion for the number of participants,
details about the venue, accommodation, student rooms, facilities
for catering, tentative estimation of registration fee, ...
1st EAA Summer School in 2007
Organizers:
Pavel BLAHA, Ivan MAZURA and Zbynek SMAHEL (Charles University, Faculty
of Sciences, Deptartment of Anthropology and Human Genetics, Prague,
Czech Republic) and
Charles SUSANNE (President of the EAA, Free University Brussels, Brussels,
Belgium), under the auspices of the rector of the Charles University
and of the dean of the Faculty of Sciences
The EAA decided in Budapest in
2006 to hold the first intensive summer course in Prague, Czech Republic.
The objective of the course was to introduce the general anthropological
concepts, also in the related disciplines such as human evolution
and basis of human genetics. Our intensive course of anthropology
was not a meeting of international conferences and did not consist
largely of research activities but only general teaching activities.
These teaching activities were occurring inside the Erasmus-related
activities for Master's students. Participating students received
academic credit (8 ECTS).
- short report of the course and the program
of the summer school
- EAA Summer School eBook 1: papers of
the students
Proposals for future summer schools can be submitted to
the Secretariat of the EAA. They should comprise the following minimum
information: main themes of the course, suggestions of invited lecturers,
suggestions for date and place, suggestion for the number of participants,
details about the venue, accommodation, student rooms, facilities
for catering, tentative estimation of registration fee, ...