After the school students will:
 - understand the importance and complexity of climate change issues;
 - be familiar with basic ideas and theoretical concepts regarding climate change research;
 - know latest technology solutions being used regarding climate issues;
 - be able to identify the aspects influencing climate change in their local environment (city, campus, housing estate);
 - understand how local actions might influence long-term, global changes;
 - understand and be sensitive to citizen-led attempts to climate issues,
 - recognize the potential of university campuses and the possible progressive role of academic communities; 

Teaching Methods
Acquisition of knowledge and skills will be implemented through the use of the following techniques:
 - direct contact and transfer of knowledge by the tutor;
 - site-specific research;
 - product-oriented work;
 - group work and exchange of thoughts;
 - presentations and public discussions. 

Assessment methods
 - group and public presentations;
 - discussions;
 - engagement and project responsibility;
 - individual (partial) project tasks. 

The Summer School consists of three blocks (two online and one place-based in Warsaw). Participation in the School requires a prior preparation, including reading the materials provided by the Tutors and preparing a self-presentation (in accordance with the instructions provided). After the 9-day Summer School ends, students will have to prepare a film as a project result.

Block 1 (online): July 4-5, 2023
The first two days of online meetings will be devoted to getting to know each other by students and tutors (workshop, self-presentations). In addition, students will be introduced to the basic knowledge of climate change and its complexity in the context of the functioning of the local systems.

Block 2 (place-based, in Warsaw): July 10-14, 2023
During their stay in Warsaw, students will work in international teams on the problem of climate change perceived in the perspective of the university campus. Each team will receive a different problem area. Work in teams will be supervised and supported by tutors. Each team will be assigned tutors. Additionally, mini-lectures introducing students to the techniques of solving complex project problems will be organized.

Block 3 (online): July 18-19, 2023
In this part, students will finish the design task and prepare their final version of a film. The tutors will support the teams in the process of preparing the final version of the project result. The films prepared by students will be presented to the public during the festival Warsaw Under Construction XV: It's Already Cold, organised by the Museum of Warsaw in September 2023