EARA-EADP-SRA Joint Summer School

 The European Association for Developmental Psychology (EADP), the European Association for Research on Adolescence (EARA), and the Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA) jointly organize a summer school for young scholars focusing on research on adolescence. The summer school brings together established researchers, recognized for their expertise and teaching abilities, with doctoral students from around the globe, for several intensive days of research training. The training includes exposure to innovative and creative research, as well as workshops focusing on professional skills. The summer school is a training ground for young scholars in adolescent development. Previous summer schools have given students the enthusiasm to search for scientific guidance outside of the borders of their countries and the walls of their universities. 

Note: Applications typically open in mid-January and close in mid-March each year. Check the SRA Newsletter for dates and application instructions.


HOW DO YOU APPLY?

Prepare your application in English, and combine everything into one Adobe Acrobat (.pdf) file, (labeled firstname_surname.docx), including:
1. Your curriculum vitae
2. A short description of your dissertation topic and progress so far (1-2 pages double spaced),
3. A recommendation letter from your supervisor.
4. You need to be a member of EARA, EADP, or SRA upon acceptance for the school. Indicate your (anticipated) membership(s) in your application letter.

For more information, visit the EARA Summer School webpage.

2026 | Utrecht, De Veluwe, The Netherlands
2025 | Anupriškės, Lithuania
2024 | Larnaca, Cyprus
2023 | Turku, Finland
2022 | Dublin, Ireland
2019 | Kalamata, Greece
2018 | Ghent, Belgium
2017 | Utrecht, The Netherlands
2015 | Atlanta, Georgia, USA
2014 | Utrecht, The Netherlands
2013 | Kent, Ohio, USA
2012 | Spetses, Greece
2011 | Tucson, Arizona, USA
2010 | Orebro, Sweden
2009 | Vancouver, Canada
2008 | Torino, Italy
2006 | Belek-Antalya, Turkey
2003 | Marbach Castle, Germany
2001 | Chexbres, Switzerland