16-29 July 2024 | Aged 15 and above
Cambridge Summer Academic Programme 2024
Join our summer programme at Churchill College for a deep dive into Cambridge. Benefit from top-tier education, cultural excursions, and a fully inclusive experience. Engage in this immersive experience as you learn and live in Cambridge. Secure your spot for a summer of growth and exploration!
Highlights
Immersive experience in a world-class university
Immersive experience in a world-class university
Immersive experience in a world-class university
Stay in student accommodation throughout the programme at Churchill College, Cambridge, utilising its library resources, and seize the chance to study and live within the campus of the world's second-ranked university.
Special visits to Britain's top universities
Immersive experience in a world-class university
Immersive experience in a world-class university
Engage in in-depth visits to top universities like the University of Oxford, University College London (UCL) and London School of Economics (LSE) in person and delve into their historical, cultural, and educational essence.
Extensive academic and cultural activities
Extensive academic and cultural activities
Extensive academic and cultural activities
Courses are taught by Cambridge's incumbent professors and researchers, culminating in the issuance of an official completion certificate; explore iconic cultural landmarks such as the British Museum and Tate Modern, and gain entry to the Houses of Parliament, enhancing cultural literacy and global perspective.
Remarkable socialising opportunities
Extensive academic and cultural activities
Extensive academic and cultural activities
Engage face-to-face with students from Cambridge, Oxford, UCL, LSE and other institutions, gaining deep insights into the academic life within British universities; and dine at classic British restaurants to savour the authentic flavours of Britain.
Life on campus
Staying on campus
Students will be staying in en-suite rooms in student accommodation at Churchill College, Cambridge. Living in dorms is a perfect opportunity to get a taste of life in uni, as well as making friends with peers from all over the world.
Studying on campus
Our academic courses will be taught on campus in Churchill College's classrooms, exactly where current students have their lectures and seminars. Students will be able to use the College's abundant library resources.
Exploring on campus
Churchill College is in the heart of the university town of Cambridge, surrounded by parks and gardens. It is also conveniently located in the vicinity of Cambridge's main tourist attractions, and easily accessible by buses or on foot.
Exceptional lecturers
Prof Pietro Liò, MAE
Dr Catherine MacKenzie
Prof Pietro Liò, MAE
- Member of the Academia Europaea, Professor of Computational Biology at the Department of Computer Science and Technology, University of Cambridge
- Focusing on AI applications in biology, healthcare, and genomics
Prof Thomas Krieg
Dr Catherine MacKenzie
Prof Pietro Liò, MAE
- Professor of Experimental Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Cambridge
- Focusing on cardiovascular medicine, particularly myocardial ischaemia and reperfusion injury
- Honorary Consultant Physician
Prof Jason Robinson
Dr Catherine MacKenzie
Dr Catherine MacKenzie
- Professor of Materials Physics at the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy, University of Cambridge, Head of Department
- Focusing on superconducting spintronics and quantum materials
Dr Catherine MacKenzie
Dr Catherine MacKenzie
Dr Catherine MacKenzie
- Director of Studies in Land Economy at Homerton and Magdalen Colleges, University of Cambridge
- Worked as barrister and solicitor at the United Nations, World Bank, and Asian Development Bank, with expertise in international law
Prof Andy Woods, FRS
Prof Andy Woods, FRS
Prof Andy Woods, FRS
- Fellow of the Royal Society, Professor of Physical Sciences at the University of Cambridge, Fellow at St John's College and Director of the BP Institute
- Specialising in fluid dynamics, including volcanic systems, porous media flows, and natural ventilation
Prof Wendy Pullan
Prof Andy Woods, FRS
Prof Andy Woods, FRS
- Professor of Architecture and Urban Studies at the University of Cambridge, Head of Department (2014-17), Fellow and Director of Studies at Clare College
- Specialising in urban conflict, heritage, and the interface of architecture with political and social issues.
Prof Patrick Baert
Prof Andy Woods, FRS
Prof Matthew Grimes
- Professor of Social Theory at the University of Cambridge, Fellow and Director of Studies at Selwyn College
- Specialising in social theory, intellectual history and the sociology of knowledge, chief editor of the International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society (Springer)
Prof Matthew Grimes
Prof Andy Woods, FRS
Prof Matthew Grimes
- Professor of Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Futures at Cambridge Judge Business School, Academic Co-Director of the Entrepreneurship Centre
- Focusing on how individuals and organisations create and sustain positive social change through entrepreneurship
University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge
World Ranking: 2
Immersive learning experience
University of Oxford
University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge
World Ranking: 3
Visit on Day 11
UCL
University of Cambridge
UCL
World Ranking: 9
Visit on Day 13
LSE
University of Cambridge
UCL
World Ranking: 45
Visit on Day 12
Oxford International Public Speaking Competition 2024
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