CERN Bootcamp is an innovative study concept, which is co-created together with CERN, universities and companies for each implementation. Bootcamp provides a unique international learning experience to the group of Master’s degree students with multidisciplinary educational background. The focus of the studies is to solve societal problems or challenges of the case organizations by applying service design methods to have a genuinely people centered, empathetic approach.
During the Cern Bootcamp intensive week students develop solutions to the global challenges to achieve sustainable development goals (SDG).
In 2023 there will be three sustainable development goals to address out of the following five goals:
- Good Health and Well-being SDG3,
- Affordable and Clean Energy SDG7,
- Sustainable Cities and Communities SDG11,
- Responsible Consumption and Production SDG12 and
- Life on Land SDG15.
The students develop solutions to the global challenges linked with these goals with inspirations from and design of application opportunities of cutting-edge technologies developed in ATTRACT program. Three from these SDGs are selected for student challenges based on their popularity among the applicants.
This intensive course includes a trip to the Cern Bootcamp in Geneve, Switzerland.
This intensive program is for Master’s level students only