The Summer Program at AUK provides undergraduate and graduate students unique opportunities to learn about conflict management, humanitarian interventions, protecting human rights, the changing nature of security, national and regional peace-building, reconstruction, democracy-building, collective memory, transitional justice, and economic development in post-conflict societies, as well as the advantage to expand their cultural, social, and intellectual horizons by studying abroad.
Our educational vision is to offer an unequalled intellectual setting for students to interact with a mixture of international scholars, representatives of NGO’s, transnational organizations and the "international community," diplomats, retired military personnel, peacekeepers, ex-combatants, regional experts, governmental practitioners, and individuals who provide various teaching methods having lived through and participated in conflict transformations in the region.
The goal of our program is to bridge the gap between theory and practice relative to the myriad of challenges associated with international interventions, conflict transformations, and the fostering of peace, security, and development. Although our courses maintain a primary focus on Kosovo, several classes explore various other regional and global conflicts.
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Summer Program Office
Nazim Gafurri 21,
10000 Prishtina,
Republic of Kosova
Phone: +381 (0)38 608 608
Fax: + 381 (0) 38 608 024
Student statement
“The course was like a human body itself – its bones were made out of unique and dynamic classes, while the flesh was the people – both the participants, who I had the distinct honor and pleasure to call friends, and the professors, people who you could call “Giants” without a trace of irony or understatements”
Velimir Radičević,
Graduate Student, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philology
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