REGEA, together with ERKON, and supported by EIT Urban Mobility, is organising the ChargeUp 2.0 Summer School 2026, which will take place from 18 to 24 July 2026 in Šibenik, Croatia.
The Summer School aims to bring together students from different EU countries and provide them with an opportunity to develop innovative solutions to energy-related mobility challenges through a learning-by-doing programme consisting of preparatory (pre-school) activities and an intensive on-site programme.
Summer school offers a valuable opportunity for students to:
- Develop practical skills
- Collaborate with peers from different countries
- Gain international experience and professional connections.
Eligibility criteria
The ChargeUp 2.0 Summer School 2026 is open to students who meet the following requirements:
- Students from all fields of study are welcome
- 29 years old or younger
- currently enrolled in a Bachelor's or Master's degree programme
- have successfully completed at least the second year of a Bachelor's degree programme
- residents of one of the following countries: Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Greece, Spain, Italy, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Israel, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Türkiye, or Ukraine
- proficient in English (min B2 CEFR or equivalent).
Costs
- Participation in the Summer School is free of charge.
- Accommodation and meals are fully covered by the organisers,
- travel costs are reimbursed based on distance.
Application deadline
- Applications are open until 23 April 2026 (23:59 CET).
- More information is available in the Call for Applications from Students.
- Students can apply via the ChargeUp 2.0 Summer School 2026 Application Form.
- Additionally, students can learn more about the programme by joining one of our introduction to the ChargeUp 2.0 Summer School 2026 webinars, details of which are available at: https://chargeup.regea.org/news/.
We would be delighted to welcome students from Faculty of Geology and Geography.