ITU Summer School in Netherlands 2025 is organised to introduce the idea of sustainable digital transformation among participants through diverse subtopics. ITU is a specialized United Nations’ agency for digital technology that is working towards promoting innovation and connecting nations to create a better future for all. Summer program on digital and green transitions course will begin with a welcome session and introduction to the content of training program. Candidates will indulge in 5 days of innovative and engaging program.
Participants of ITU summer program l will become competent in using the terms relevant to digital transformation and sustainability through educational sessions and interactive workshops. They will be introduced to latest digital technologies including IoT, AI and others. Training sessions will discuss opportunities and threats of digital transformation. Candidates will analyze academic articles on topics which will include latest digital technologies, sustainable agriculture, digital farming, e-waste management, and the link between Artificial Intelligence and sustainability.
ITU international summer school will include a basic training course for government representatives and legislators who are working in digital transformation and sustainability globally. Participants have to prepare a poster pitch and present it to the audience. Poster pitch winners will get awards and certificates. As technology has become the backbone of today’s modern world, it is of great importance to acquire skills and training to make the best use of it.
ITU Summer School in Netherlands 2025:
Host Country:
- Netherlands
Host Organisation:
- United Nations University-Maastricht Economic and Social Research Institute on Innovation and Technology (UNU-MERIT)
Program Location:
- Maastricht, Netherlands
Program Duration:
- 23rd June- 27th June, 2025
Benefits of ITU Summer School in Netherlands 2025:
- Certificate of completion will be given.
- Accommodation and meals will be provided during the program.
- Participants will take part in extracurricular activities without any fee.
- Opportunity to meet like minded people from different parts of the world.
- Participation in this training is completely free for selected applicants.
Eligibility Criteria for ITU Summer School in Netherlands 2025:
- Applicants must have completed BSc or BA in Social Sciences (Economics, Public Policy) or any other related discipline like Engineering or Political Science.
- Applicants should be Fluent in English language.
- Applicants must be currently working on a project related to digital transformation or sustainability.
- Government representatives and lawmakers from developing countries are encouraged to apply.
- Employees working in other public and private fields of digital development and digital technology can also apply.
How to apply for ITU Summer School in Netherlands 2025:
- Applicants have to register online at the ITU Academy portal.
- First create an account at the ITU Academy portal.
- Click the link sent in your email.
- Fill in your personal and educational details.
- Enter your professional details.
- Answer the questions asked in the form.
- Upload the required documents.
- Review and submit the form.
Documents required for ITU Summer School 2025:
- CV
- Passport
- Academic transcripts.
- Current project.
- Employment certificate
- Other relevant supporting documents.
Program Deadline:
- The last date to apply is 15th March, 2025.
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