09/07/2026
Lecturer Oľga Gyárfášová from FSEV UK, together with Martin Minarovič, a student of Ústav európskych štúdií a medzinárodných vzťahov FSEV UK, participated in the ENLIGHT Summer School 2026, hosted by the University of Tartu, Estonia, from 14–19 June 2026.
This year's programme, "The Age of Abuse: Security Implications of Russia's Wars," brought together students, scholars, and experts from across Europe to discuss the evolving European security landscape, the consequences of Russia's aggression against Ukraine, and the future of transatlantic cooperation. Through an interdisciplinary perspective, participants explored the political, social, economic, and cultural implications of these profound geopolitical changes.
Doc. Gyárfášová contributed to the academic programme with her lecture:
"New Geopolitical Divide: Consequences for Political Discourse, Identity Construction, and Individual Security Perceptions, with a Focus on the Visegrad Countries."
The summer school also welcomed students from other faculties of Comenius University, including the Faculty of Arts and the Faculty of Law, highlighting the university's strong interdisciplinary engagement within the ENLIGHT alliance.
Congratulations to all participants for representing Comenius University and contributing to this inspiring international academic exchange!
SK:
Vyučujúca Oľga Gyárfášová z FSEV UK spolu so študentom Martinom Minarovičom z ÚEŠMV FSEV UK sa zúčastnili na ENLIGHT Summer School 2026, ktorú v dňoch 14. – 19. júna 2026 hostila Univerzita v Tartu (Estónsko).
Tohtoročný program s názvom „The Age of Abuse: Security Implications of Russia's Wars“ spojil študentov, akademikov a odborníkov z celej Európy, aby spoločne diskutovali o meniacej sa bezpečnostnej situácii v Európe, dôsledkoch ruskej agresie voči Ukrajine a budúcnosti transatlantickej spolupráce.
Doc. Gyárfášová prispela do odborného programu prednáškou s názvom: „New Geopolitical Divide: Consequences for Political Discourse, Identity Construction, and Individual Security Perceptions, with a Focus on the Visegrad Countries.“