UCL 2015 Year 12 Summer Schools

UCL runs a number of residential and non-residential Summer Schools for students in year 12 attending state schools. These aim to give students a taste of university life and the degree programmes we offer.

This year, there are a number of courses on offer in the following subject areas:

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Natural History

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Arts and Humanities

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Archaeology

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Construction and Project Management

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Architecture

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Law

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History

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Philosophy

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Biosciences

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English

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Natural Sciences

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Greek and Latin

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Chemistry

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Mathematics

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Fine Art

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Psychology and Language Sciences

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Medicine

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Life Sciences

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Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering

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Urban Planning

What are the benefits of taking part in a UCL Summer School?
Taking part in one of our UCL Summer Schools is a impressive achievement to include on your UCAS personal statement. As a Summer School participant, you will develop your independent research, critical thinking, public speaking and academic writing skills - all essential for university. You will also gain a detailed insight into the UCL student experience and the range of degree programmes on offer.

Furthermore, Summer School participants who complete the programme will have the chance to apply for a space on our personal statements clinic in Autumn of Year 13.

When and where?
The Summer Schools are all up to a week in length and will run from June to August on UCL's campus in Bloomsbury.

How do I apply?
To find out more about the UCL Summer Schools and how to apply, please visit:
www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/widening-participation/prosp-students/post-16/year12-summer

The deadline to apply for these programmes is the 8th May 2015.

Before making your application, please take into account the entry requirements and eligibility criteria for the Summer School programme.