INTERNATIONAL WINTER SCHOOL ON PROJECT AND GRANT MANAGEMENT (IWS PGM): From Theory to Practice |
February 9-13, 2026
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🎯 Programme AimThe Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) International Winter School on Project and Grant Management – From Theory to Practice provides students with a comprehensive, practice-oriented introduction to contemporary project and grant management. The programme combines theoretical foundations with hands-on application, drawing on internationally recognised methodologies such as PMI, IPMA, and PM². 📅 Programme Structure
Special attention is given to European project funding, including EU grant schemes and co-financing mechanisms. 🧠 What Participants Will LearnParticipants gain the knowledge and skills required to operate in today’s project-based environments, including:
Key learning areas include:
🛠️ Practical Skills & ToolsStrong emphasis is placed on practical applicability. Participants work with real project documentation, including:
Learning is supported by:
🧩 Project Planning & EU FundingA core objective of the programme is to introduce participants to the identification and planning phases of projects, including:
The programme also covers:
👉 Special focus is placed on the needs of PhD students and early-career researchers. 🤝 Teamwork & Soft SkillsThe programme actively develops soft skills essential for effective project leadership:
Participants:
🏁 Learning OutcomesThe programme culminates in a final project presentation, evaluated by the teaching staff. By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
🌍 Programme MissionThe mission of the International Winter School is to strengthen students’ capacity to plan and manage projects in an international environment, enabling them to confidently apply newly acquired knowledge throughout their future careers. |
Target group: Bachelors, Masters and PhD students.
Skill level:
≡ Basic or intermediate knowledge of project management.
≡ Practice project experience is not necessary.
≡ No prior subject knowledge is required to participate in this course,
but students are expected to have a keen interest in the subject area.
Language: English (Required level of English: B1).
Number of participants: max. 30 students.
Credits: 5 credits.
Here is the link for registration and for more information in leaflet.
Registration deadline: January 18, 2026.
Please register here