iNNO SED Summer School 2026 in Hungary (Partially Funded) Open for Applications

Organiser	iNNO SED Consortium
Host Country	Hungary
Location	Göd
Dates	28 June – 3 July 2026
Deadline	1 April 2026
Funding	Partial funding (accommodation, meals, course fees, travel up to €250)
Application Fee	None
Eligibility	MSc/PhD students and young professionals in related fields

The iNNO SED Summer School 2026 is now accepting applications from motivated students and young professionals interested in river sediment science and management. Taking place from 28 June to 3 July 2026 in Göd, Hungary, the program offers a unique chance to deepen your expertise in sediment transport, hydro-morphology, and innovative monitoring techniques. It is partially funded, covering accommodation, meals, tuition, and travel costs up to 250 Euros. If you are pursuing studies or a career in environmental science, hydrology, or related fields, this week-long summer school could be a significant step forward. Submit your application by 1 April 2026 to join an international cohort learning to shape sustainable river futures.

Details About iNNO SED Summer School 2026 in Hungary (Partially Funded)

• Host Country: Hungary
• Location: Göd
• Dates: 28 June – 3 July 2026
• Duration: Approximately 1 week
• Field: Environmental Science, Hydrology, River Management
• Funding Type: Partial funding with travel support and full coverage of accommodation, meals, and course fees
• Application Deadline: 1 April 2026
• Application Fee: None

About iNNO SED Summer School 2026

This summer school focuses on “Innovating River Futures” and gathers emerging researchers and professionals to address challenges in river sediment management, environmental sustainability, and the impacts of climate and human activities on rivers. The program combines lectures, interdisciplinary group work, and field visits to provide hands-on experience with sediment measurement and hydro-morphological assessment. It aims to build collaboration across academic and professional sectors to advance sustainable river basin management.

Degree Programs and Duration

• Open to MSc and PhD students from relevant disciplines
• Designed as a one-week intensive summer school

Financial Benefits

• No application fee required
• Accommodation costs covered for all selected participants
• Meals provided throughout the program
• All course and program fees paid by the organizers
• Travel expenses reimbursed up to 250 Euros per participant
• Additional logistical details provided in participant information package

Eligibility Criteria

• MSc and PhD students in hydrology, environmental science, water resource management, geomorphology, civil and environmental engineering, ecology, policy, social sciences, or related fields
• Young professionals with up to five years of experience working on water, rivers, sediment, climate resilience, or catchment management
• Fluency in English, both spoken and written, is required

Selection Criteria

The selection committee will evaluate applications based on multiple factors, including:

• Your motivation and interest in sediment science and sustainable river futures, demonstrated through a short motivation video
• Relevance of your academic background or professional experience to the summer school themes
• Potential impact of the program on your academic or career development
• Ability to work effectively in an interdisciplinary, international team setting
• Clear communication skills in English, especially within the motivation video
• Diversity considerations, including discipline, geography, gender balance, and career stage, to ensure a well-rounded cohort

How To Apply For The iNNO SED Summer School 2026 In Hungary (Partially Funded)?

To apply, please submit your application by email including the following documents:

1. A Curriculum Vitae (CV) in English
2. A 1-2 minute motivation video instead of a written letter. In the video, introduce yourself (name, studies/job, organisation, country), explain your interest in sediment science and river futures, and describe how participation will support your studies or career.

Applications must be sent before the deadline on 1 April 2026.

For full application details and submission, visit the official page:

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Take this opportunity to build your expertise, expand your network, and contribute to sustainable river management solutions.