项目语言：英语

项目时间：2017年7月4日-14日 （10天）

申请对象：复旦大学在读本科生，具备较强的英文沟通交流能力

报名表下载：2、NEWDAY+Application+form.docx

申请截止：2017年4月30日24：00

项目简介：

为了增进对当代国际社会和平发展以及新型合作秩序的理解，在北欧部长理事会(Nordic Council of Ministers)以及中日韩三方合作委员会的支持下，北欧亚洲研究院（Nordic Institute of Asian Studies）、复旦发展研究院复旦-欧洲中国研究中心（Fudan-European Centre for China Studies）和挪威南森学院（Nansen Academy）共同发起了NEWDAY - Nansen East-West Dialogue Academy暑期学校，该项目将为东亚三国和北欧五国的青年学生提供一个独特的交流和学习机会。项目为期十天（ 2017年7月4-14日），参与者将通过前沿讲座、小组讨论、社交互动等形式，与自东亚和欧美的知名学者共同研习新的观念和视角，理解并探索当代国际社会的多样性、重要挑战及解决方案。活动地点设于挪威的中南部小镇利勒哈姆尔，坐落在米约萨湖北端，周边农场、森林环绕，景色优美。欢迎同学积极申请。 

项目费用：

NEWDAY为非营利性项目，学生需自行承担项目学费，及往返机票费、签证费、个人生活费等。

其中，项目学费有2种选择，可在报名表内按个人需求填写。

1）1200欧元：此费用包含研习期间当地住宿（学生宿舍）、三餐、短途旅行费。房型为双人间。

2）1350欧元：此费用包含研习期间当地住宿（学生宿舍）、三餐、短途旅行费。房型为单人间。

项目咨询&申请：

请同学在4月30日24：00之前提交纸质报名表，同时将电子报名表发送至：jianghx@fudan.edu.cn

联系人：复旦发展研究院全球事务部 姜老师

地址： 智库楼（原生物二楼）208室

咨询电话：021-55664081

点击项目官网，了解更多项目信息：

https://www.newdaylillehammer.org/about/

NEWDAY Program

We begin at 8am every morning with a solid breakfast. The morning program runs from 9am till lunch at 1:30pm including a short break halfway through. The afternoon program runs from 2:30 till 5pm, also including a short break. Dinner is served at 6pm, and the evening program, which is relevant but less demanding, featuring artistic performances, outdoor campfire, and group activities continues till 10pm. We end the day at 11pm after a cup of tea in the livingroom.

Day 1: Introduction

· Getting together, getting to know each other

· Why a Dialogue Academy, its aims or our possible role

· Cultural roots, East and West

Day 2: Grand Challenges

· Our contemporary world

· Critical issues of our time

· East meets West: same challenges, different perspectives?

Day 3: Cross-Cultural Understanding

· Human beings, cultural products?

· Socialization, being cultured?

· East and West, moving together or drifting apart?

Day 4: Traditional and New Media

· Perceived role on social cohesion

· Infotainment and information overload

· Media and political populism

Day 5: Animosities in International Politics

· Do we all need enemies?

· The Korean peninsula as a testbed for global peace and conflict

· Media and the North Korean Case

Day 6 & 7: Green Agenda in a Good Society (a two day excursion)

· Economic development, environmental destruction?

· Nature – Culture, the main challenges and how to act responsibly

Day 8: Science, Education and Society

· The future of education, and education for what?

· Skills versus Human Qualities, individual and societal needs

Day 9: Memory and Identity

· The role of history, East and West

· How to understand nationalism, historical and emotional perspectives

Day 10: Unity with Diversity

· Eurasia – East West common future?

· After Globalization?

· Human relations, social relations

· A network is formed

原文网址：https://www.newdaylillehammer.org/keynotes-participants-organizers 

Keynote speakers, Participants and Partners

Yang Yuliang,

Professor, former President of Fudan University, Shanghai, China

Yeom Jaeho

Professor and President of Korea University, Seoul, Korea

Olemic Thommessen

MP, Norway and President of the Norwegian Parliament, Oslo, Norway

Moon Chung-in

Professor, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea

Ummu Salma Bava

Professor, JNU, New Dehli, India

James Wertsch

Professor and Head of International Studies, University of Washington, USA

Choi Jong-kun

Associate Professor, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea

John Jones

Freelance journalist and teacher in peace education programs, Oslo, Norway

Bjorn Bredal

Author, journalist, Head of Borup People High School, Copenhagen, Denmark

Inge Eidsvaag

Author and former head of Nansen Academy, Lillehammer, Norway

Zhang Lifen

Professor of Journalism, Fudan University

Organizers and Program Steering Committee

Geir Helgesen, NIAS Director, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Unn Irene Aasdalen, Director of the Nansen Academy, Lillehammer, Norway

Daniel A. Bell, Professor, Tsinghua University/Dean Shandong University, China

Chunrong Liu, Associate Professor, Fudan University, Shanghai, Co-Director, Fudan European Centre for China Studies, University of Copenhagen, Denmark