Summer Programme 2026
Design Thinking and Acting
Join us for a transformative experience from June 22 to July 3, 2026, in Paris and Berlin! This program is designed to spark your creativity, develop your entrepreneurial spirit, and immerse you in the vibrant cultures of two of Europe's most dynamic capitals.
Why Choose This Program?
Gain Valuable Skills
Students will have the opportunity to develop crucial skills through hands-on workshops and courses led by industry experts, preparing them for the challenges of the professional world.
Foster Creativity and Entrepreneurship
The program encourages creativity and entrepreneurial spirit in a multicultural environment, offering students the chance to think outside the box and build innovative solutions.
Experience Dynamic Cultures
Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultures of Paris and Berlin, two of Europe’s most dynamic capitals, and gain firsthand experience in environments that inspire both personal and professional growth.
Important information
You have until March 13, 2026 to submit your application.
Key information:
- Dates: 22 June– 3 July 2026
- Locations: Paris & Berlin
- Credits: 8 ECTS
- Special fee for students from partner institutions: 2700 EUR
- Fee for external candidates: 3200 EUR
- Application contact: international@icn-artem.com
Testimonials
A student from the United States of America
“Even though we all grew up completely different we still were able to connect and bounce ideas off one another”.
A student from Colombia
“It made me get out of my comfort zone and made me believe in capable of huge things”.
A student from Malaysia
“It has given me idea that does not stop at one point but always mingle and explore around for different opportunities”.
FAQ
What is the objective of the programme?
The programme focuses on entrepreneurship and creativity through an immersive experience in two major European capitals.
Who is the programme intended for?
The program is open to Bachelor’s and Master’s students who are interested in developing their entrepreneurial skills.
What is the language of instruction?
All courses are taught in English. Participants are therefore required to have at least a B2 level of English.
How are participants assessed?
Participants are assessed based on a final presentation showcasing the work completed throughout the two-week program.
Are there any scholarships available to support funding?
ICN does not offer specific scholarships. However, participants are encouraged to contact their home institutions to inquire about possible funding opportunities.
What do the programme fees cover?
The program fees include shared accommodation, weekday lunches, train transportation between Paris and Berlin, two cultural visits, and two company visits.