ANSER Summer School on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2026 (ONLINE)

About

The ANSER Summer School 2026 offers an in-depth exploration of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), focusing on fundamental yet pressing challenges in the field today. Participants will engage with cutting-edge research, emerging global trends, and critical debates through sessions led by international experts. Interactive discussions with peers from diverse cultural and educational backgrounds will create a dynamic and enriching learning environment. By the end of the course, participants will have gained a deeper understanding of SRHR’s global impact and its essential role in shaping health outcomes and rights for future generations.

What we offer:
- A flexible, online educational program enriched with virtual social events to foster a global network.
- Inspiring content delivered by leading international SRHR experts.
- A blended learning model featuring interactive sessions that challenge participants and encourage active engagement.
- Continuous access to an online learning platform with course materials, resources, and networking opportunities even after the program ends.

Target group

Students should fulfil the following criteria to apply for participation:
- be formally registered or enrolled in a Bachelor's, Master’s or Graduate programme for the academic year prior (2025-2026) or after the Summer School (2026-2027)
- have a specific interest in SRHR and global health
- have sufficient knowledge of English to understand the courses, read SRHR-related articles, and qualitatively complete a written exercise
- be open, interested and respectful towards other beliefs and backgrounds
- having full availability to follow the course, we expect participants to actively engage throughout the course from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm CEST

Course aim

Intended learning outcomes:
- Gain a foundational understanding of SRHR, including current global trends, progress, and challenges
- Examine SRHR from a multidisciplinary perspective and understand its integration into broader policy frameworks, such as the SDGs
- Develop skills in intercultural collaboration and engage in meaningful discussions with peers from around the world

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