NOTE: THIS ASI COURSE IS FOR U.S. GRADUATE STUDENTS. Applications are now open until April 15th, 2024.
For interest in the Delft-based Summer School only (July 15-19, 2024), please refer to this page and IHE's website. (NSF funding not available: tuition and/or fees may apply)
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July 6th - July 20th, 2024
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Davis, CA, Catalonia, & Delft, the Netherlands
Participants: 10-12 MS, PhD, or Law students doing research in water science, engineering, or management
Awards: Awards will cover travel and program expenses, including travel to and within Europe.
Deadline: April 15th, 2024
Why You Want to Attend:
Water shortages are leading to growing societal impacts, including food insecurity, economic impacts, and are contributing to conflict and migration. The search for solutions needs to draw upon the talents and innovative ideas of scientists, engineers, and societal leaders worldwide to overcome traditional and nationalistic paradigms that have so far been inadequate to meeting these challenges.
To Apply:
- To begin an application, visit tinyurl.com/cryncx5e
You will be asked to enter information about yourself, including:
- A 200-300 word summary of your own research focus
- A 200-300 word statement of your interest in water management
- A 200-300 word statement about international collaborative science
In addition, you will be asked to send:
- An unofficial copy of your most recent academic transcript
- Arrange for a nomination letter sent by your primary research advisor
Documents
ASI Eligibility
- Must be a MS, PhD, or Law student enrolled full-time in a US-based graduate program, including in fall of 2024.
- Must be doing research in a water-related field, with preference for groundwater-relevant science, engineering, or management
- Must be available for the duration of ASI activities, including participation in the summative group project (see schedule).
- Must be a US citizen or documented permanent resident