Spaces in Transformation: Social-Ecological Concepts for a Sustainable Future Society
Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
Degree
Certificate
Language
English
Tuition
€990/sem
Duration
—
Programme Overview
This Bauhaus Summer School course explores social-ecological transformation through field-based work in Weimar and the Thuringian Forest. Participants engage with local projects of change and collaboratively create an exhibition and brochure on sustainable futures.
Admission Requirements
- Minimum GPA
- Not applicable for non-degree programmes.
- APS Certificate
- No
- Thesis required
- No
Costs & Funding
- Tuition fee
- 990 EUR total course fee; 790 EUR for students and alumni; 450 EUR for BUW students and Bauhaus4EU students, according to the official 2026 course page.
- ECTS credits
- 3
- Funding info
Tuition: 990 EUR total course fee; 790 EUR for students and alumni; 450 EUR for BUW students and Bauhaus4EU students, according to the official 2026 course page.
Career Outcomes
Typical job roles
Target industries
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Programme details
- Degree
- Certificate
- Language
- English
- Start
- August 2026
- Deadline
- 28 August (annual)
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