OpenEU International On-site Student Week 2026
We are looking for motivated students who are interested in exchange, collaboration and new perspectives.
How do people in different parts of the world perceive, experience, and respond to the climate crisis?
Join us for an international study week in Hagen, Germany, bringing together students from across Europe to explore psychological, cultural and behavioural perspectives on climate change.
Exploring Climate Change Across Cultures and Disciplines
When
30. November – 04. December 2026
What to expect
- Interactive workshops and expert talks
- Exchange with international students
- Small group project work
- Insights into intercultural psychology and decision-making
- Real-world perspectives and discussions
- Social activities, networking and shared experiences
Your project
Work in an international team to develop your own idea, concept or research question related to climate change, culture and human behaviour.
No prior expertise needed – curiosity and motivation are key.
Who can apply
- Students of psychology, economics and related fields (preferably master’s students)
- Studying at FernUniversität in Hagen or partner universities
- Interested in intercultural exchange and global challenges
Funding
- There is no participation fee.
- Participants may obtain funding for travel to and accommodation in Hagen through Erasmus+ short-term mobility funding from their home institution (Erasmus+ BIP, 3 ECTS).
After receiving confirmation of participation, participants can apply for this funding at their home university. - Participants will be able to apply for additional OpenEU funding for underrepresented student groups.
- A hostel in Hagen will be reserved.
Organisation
The programme is organised by the Chair of Behavioral Economics and Intercultural Psychology at the Department of Psychology and the Learning, Motivation and Emotion Lab at FernUniversität in Hagen.
FernUniversität in Hagen is also home to the interdisciplinary research cluster Energy, Environment & Sustainability, which provides an important research context for the topic of the week
More information about the faculty
- Chair of Behavioral Economics and Intercultural Psychology | mehr
- Learning, Motivation and Emotion Lab | mehr
- Energy, Environment and Sustainability | mehr
How to apply and contact for further information
E-Mail: marie.haensch
Send a short motivation letter (max. 1 page) by 30 June 2026 to Marie Hänsch.
