IO1
SWOT Analysis on Summer School Programmes in HEIs

  • Desk Research on Summer Schools
  • Best practices research
  • Handbook on Summer School Development
This is the final report of the results of the research held by the consortium involving Academic and Administrative Staff of European HEIs from Italy, Greece, Latvia and Ireland. In this document are introduced the results from the surveys, SWOT analysis and interviews performed in these countries, that allowed partners to better understand the practices and needs of summer school programs around Europe. It includes best practices, roles and responsibilities of staff, services and procedures, new drivers and challenges. It also incorporates the full SWOT analysis of summer school programs.
The document is available in English below.

IO2
Development of Capacity-building Programme for Academic & Administrative Staff on Summer School Programmes

  • Training Needs Analysis
  • Open Educational Resources
  • Code of Conduct
This report includes and discusses all findings and outcomes of the Training Needs Analysis in the partner countries of the SumHEIS project. The aim of the Training Needs Assessment is to design a coherent and aligned to the actual needs of the staff and academics that are going to design and run Summer School Programmes, training plan. This report also includes information for the Curriculum Outline and the MOOC. The document is available in English below.

IO3
Design and Development of Summer School Office

  • Services for Procedural and Functional Improvement of Summer School Programmes
  • Design of a "Model Summer School Office"
  • Development of a Summer School Communication Strategy for HEIs

IO4
Design and Development of the Summer School Development Open Educational Platform

  • Design of the Summer School Open Educational Platform
  • Development of the Summer School Open Educational Platform
  • Pilot-testing and fine-tuning of the Open Educational Platform

The European Commission's support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.