Summer Schools 2019.

Information for Global Scholars.

Global Opportunities & Exchanges.

Summer Schools Portfolio Summer 2019 About the Global Scholars scholarship

The Global Scholars scholarship enables students to participate in a summer school at one of our overseas partner universities. The scholarship covers a return air-fare as well as tuition and accommodation fees at the host university.

Where can I go? The University of Sheffield has developed summer school partnerships with a variety of European and non-European universities. Information on each of the universities is provided within this portfolio as well as on our webpages at: www.sheffield.ac.uk/summerschools/partneruniversities

When can I go? We expect students to go on a summer school in 2019. However, if you have personal

circumstances which mean you have to defer to the next academic year, these can be discussed with Global Opportunities & Exchanges

We advise students to check their availability very carefully, and their University of Sheffield degree requirements. Medicine students should pay particular attention to this.

Points to Consider Course credits don’t count towards your University of Sheffield degree Courses are not necessarily subject-specific Some courses require pre-reading and/or exams during the course Some courses have an intensive workload and only a limited social programme Course information may be subject to change Courses may be cancelled due to a lack of demand Places cannot be guaranteed Entry requirements and pre-requisites may apply Partner universities have the right to reject applications based on their own selection methods

Next Steps 1. Read this portfolio in conjunction with our webpages and the partner university webpages 2. Choose 6 universities in order of preference – at least 3 must be European partner universities 3. Submit your choices via our online application form, a link to which will be posted on:

www.sheffield.ac.uk/summerschools/globalscholars Deadline: 02 January 2019

4. Wait for an email from Global Opportunities & Exchanges towards the end of January confirming your allocated university before proceeding any further

Questions?

Please email: globalopps@sheffield.ac.uk

We can’t answer specific questions about the individual summer school content. You will find a lot more detail, as well as contact information, on our partner university webpages, links to which are listed in each of the summer school summaries below.

Website:

www.sheffield.ac.uk/summerschools

Our Summer School Partner Universities

University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada

Renmin University of China, Beijing, China

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark

Tallinn University, Tallinn, Estonia

University of Helsinki, Finland

University of Political Studies (Sciences Po), Paris, France

Freie Universität, Berlin, Germany

City College, Thessaloniki, Greece

Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), Hong Kong

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong

University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Ashoka University, Sonipat, Haryana, India

Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan

Seoul National University, South Korea

Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Seoul, South Korea

University of Amsterdam, Netherlands

Utrecht University, Netherlands

Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore

National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain

Please note that all these universities offer summer school courses taught in

English.

University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada The University of Alberta was founded in 1908 and is better known as UAlberta or U of A The University has around 37,830 students and 7,000 international students representing 133

countries The University of Alberta is a Top 5 Canadian university and one of the Top 100 in the world Edmonton is the capital of Alberta and has a population of over 932,550 people

Course information

When 14th July – 2nd August 2019

How long 3 weeks

Entry requirements Applicants must be registered on a full-time undergraduate programme and aged at least 18 years old.

Course offering The International Summer Program provides students with the opportunity to experience campus life at one of Canada’s top universities, combining professional development, interdisciplinary studies, and cross-cultural learning opportunities, with time for exploration, relaxation and fun. Three weeks in one of Canada’s most energetic festival cities may inspire future study and career options!

During this program, you will develop skills in:

Group work Cross-cultural communication Leadership Public Speaking

The International Summer Program consists of morning academic lectures combined with afternoon workshops, ending with a final group project to encourage deeper reflection on their experiences. Academic lectures throughout the three weeks will be centred around a different theme each week. Field trips supplement the in-class lectures to give participants opportunities for experiential learning.

Week 1: Canadian Studies Week 2: Entrepreneurship Week 3: Community Engagement

Extracurricular Activity

Two-day Canadian Rockies trip Viewing an ice hockey game Learn to curl workshop Trip to West Edmonton Mall Outdoor barbecue Karaoke night Skiing

Accommodation

Twin rooms (double-occupancy) in on campus accommodation with shared bathrooms and kitchens. Website

https://www.ualberta.ca/admissions-programs/visiting-student-and-internship-programs/international-summer-winter-program

Renmin University of China, Beijing, China Located in Beijing, the national capital of China, Renmin University of China (RUC) is one of

the most famous universities in the country. It is the first modern university established after the foundation of People's Republic of China.

Its origin was Shanbei Public School founded in 1937, and over the past seven decades, RUC has developed into one of the key comprehensive research-oriented universities in China.

Every July, RUC International Summer School welcomes around 450 international students and 3000 RUC students.

Beijing, as well as the capital of the People’s Republic of China, is the world's third most populous city proper, and most populous capital city, with over 21.7 million inhabitants.

Course information When July 2019 How long 4 weeks Entry requirements Enrolled on a full-time undergraduate degree programme Course offering RUC International Summer School has not only focused on providing

courses about Chinese language training, Chinese studies and frontier courses, but committed itself to offering a unique cultural experience to overseas students. You will have opportunities to take part in well-organized projects, offer input in the management of the program, and interact with RUC students. Series courses on Chinese studies Chinese development; Chinese economy; Chinese politics;; Chinese society; Chinese culture Series courses on general and frontier disciplines Economics; Sociology; Political science; Management science; Humanities; Science and engineering Series courses on Language Training Chinese language training courses for overseas students; Intensive English training courses for RUC students

Extracurricular Activity Life experience activities— Overseas students are organized to visit places of interest such as the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, the Summer Palace and Chinese painting exhibitions in order to promote their understanding towards the Chinese civilization and encourage them to experience Chinese culture and a rapidly developing China. Learning exchange activities---Student partnership is realized through the pair-work between RUC students and international students. An evening gathering named “One Night in Beijing” is held to display the mien of RUC students, to exhibit the Chinese traditional culture and to promote the exchanges between Chinese and overseas students.

Accommodation On campus accommodation, either single or twin rooms with Wi-Fi, bathroom and washroom facilities

Website http://iss.ruc.edu.cn/

Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic Charles University was founded in 1348, making it one of the oldest universities in the world. It is the largest and most renowned Czech university, and is also the top-rated Czech university according to international rankings. Prague is ranked 5th in the TripAdvisor’s list of the world’s best destinations. This is probably due to the fact it is home to a number of famous cultural attractions, ten major museums, theatres, galleries and cinemas. Nightlife here is diverse and plentiful from trendy clubs to sophisticated wine bars to late-night cellar bars. Charles University summer school courses are taught in English and offered across three separate faculties. See below for further information.

Course information

When

A. Late June to late July B. Mid to late July C. Early to mid-September

(exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long 2-4 weeks

Entry requirements Some courses require a keen interest/knowledge of a

particular subject area (see websites below for further information)

Course offering

A. Faculty of Arts East and Central European Studies Includes: Art and culture, Politics, History, Literature, Language, film Students may enrol in up to four courses

B. European Summer School

Europe in Transition: Exploring EU’s Futures

C. Faculty of Social Sciences Project Europe at a Crossroads: Building up open structures or breaking down into local identities?

Extracurricular Activity Trips, tours and special events, depending on the course

Accommodation

Either in student halls of residence or a pre-allocated nearby hotel. See individual websites for detailed information. Please note that rooms may be shared.

Website

A. https://eces.ff.cuni.cz/ B. www.essprague.eu C. https://summer-university.fsv.cuni.cz/

Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark Aarhus University (AU) is among the top 100 universities in the world. The programme at AU Summer University consists of a broad variety of courses, taught in English at Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD level, within the fields of: Arts, Business and Economics, Business Communication, Political Science and Law, Health, Science and Technology.

Class sizes range between 20 and 50 students. Around 1,500 students from over 60 countries take part each year.

Aarhus is the second largest city in Denmark and is a modern city with a vibrant mix of youthful energy and a blast from the past. Everything in Aarhus is within walking distance or you can take a 15 minute bike ride to reach the beach, harbour or forest areas. The city is rated number 1 in Scandinavia for its shopping and is notable for its renowned diverse music scene.

Course information

When Early July to to Mid-August (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s web page when available)

How long 3-4 weeks

Entry requirements

Check the study level carefully before selecting your course. Some courses are only designed for Postgraduate level and above. Some prerequisites apply for courses, please check these before applying.

Course offering

A broad range covering:

Engineering Finance, Business and Management Health Language, Culture and History Law Media, Communication and Information Political Science Psychology Science and Technology

Global Scholars can only select 1 course, based on the Aarhus campus.

Extracurricular Activity

A full package of activities including excursions, theme parks, museums, boardgames and sports. Fees may apply.

Accommodation

Accommodation is provided by the AU Housing Service, which is not owned by the AU. assists international Summer University students finding a place to stay during the course. You can apply for a furnished, single room in student residences or shared house. You will need to use public transport to get to the campus. All rooms have access to a kitchen and bathroom, and are furnished with bed, table, chair, lamp and clothes storage. Kitchens are equipped with basic kitchenware and equipment for making meals.

Website http://international.au.dk/education/admissions/summeruniversity/

Tallinn University, Tallinn, Estonia Tallinn University is an innovative and academically enriching university. It is acknowledged both locally and internationally for its role as a centre for science and education. The Tallinn University Summer School has been running for almost ten years and offers a variety of accessible, English-taught short courses on broad topics as well as language courses from beginners to advanced levels.

Tallinn is the capital city of Estonia and an ideal destination with its 30 mile coastline and beach promenade. With half a million citizens, the city combines a modern vibe, versatile night life and rich local history. Geographically, Tallinn is located in the Northern coast of Estonia and the capital city of Finland, Helsinki is only 18 miles away, making Tallinn a great hopping point into Finland.

Course information

When Mid July to early August (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long Language course 3 weeks, all others 1-2 weeks

Entry requirements

Check the study level of each course as some are designed for specific levels. Some courses have pre-requisite requirements.

Course offering

Language Courses: Estonian, Russian and English Creative Courses: Creative Psychotherapy; Creative Writing in English; Design of Serious Games; Gamification Workshop; Shortfilm, and Storytelling, Comics and Illustrations Humanities and Social Sciences: Information and Knowledge Management in Digital Environment; Know Thyself: On the Essence of the Human Mind; Russian Culture in Estonia and Beyond, and The Formation of Global Norms in a Changing World Order Interdisciplinary courses: Experimental Interaction Design, and Introduction to Canine Cognition, Behaviour and Human-Animal Interactions

Extracurricular Activity A full package of activities including tours, film evenings and dances. Some activities will be free, but expect to pay for others.

Accommodation Tallinn Summer School arranges for students to stay in the International Student Hostel, which is near to the old town and 5 minutes’ walk from the university campus. The hostel has shared kitchen and bathroom facilities as well as access to a washing machine. Rooms are shared and bed linen and towels are provided. There is no cookware or cleaning service, so students are expected to provide their own items for these.

Website

http://summerschool.tlu.ee/

University of Helsinki, Finland The University of Helsinki was founded in 1640 and is one of the most prestigious multidisciplinary research universities in the world. Helsinki Summer School offers a broad range of English-taught, interdisciplinary courses across a variety of disciplines. Each year, there are around 400 participants in the courses from approximately 60 countries around the world.

As the capital of Finland, Helsinki has so much to offer from art-nouveau buildings, many museums carefully preserving Finnish heritage, a great music scene and lots of gastro eateries. The peninsula has numerous off-shore islands and coves to explore, whilst the city is generally flat and easy to get around on foot or bike, there are also some hills to take in the breath-taking scenery.

Course information

When Courses run between 06 – 22 August, with students are expected to take part in the opening ceremony (date TBC)

How long 3 weeks

Entry requirements

Normally a minimum of 2 previous years of undergraduate study plus fluency in English. Some flexibility if students have sufficient previous knowledge of the particular course topic

Each course also has its own specific requirements so check these carefully

Check the study levels as some courses may be targeted towards Masters and Doctoral students only

Course offering A broad range of courses are available in the areas of:

Environmental, Food and Biological Sciences Health Sciences Humanities & Social Sciences Natural Sciences

Extracurricular Activity A full social programme including a welcome party, cultural events and mindfulness classes. Some options may incur a fee.

Accommodation

Housing is arranged by the summer school organisers but can’t be guaranteed for all participants. Single rooms are available, which include bathroom and kitchen facilities. Laundry and sauna facilities are also available. Accommodation may be at Unihome Pihlajamäki or Eurohostel.

Website

www.helsinkisummerschool.fi/

Institute of Political Studies, Paris, France

Founded in 1872, Sciences Po is France’s leading university for the social sciences. It is an international research university that ranks amongst the finest institutions in the fields of social sciences and humanities.

The Sciences Po Paris campus is located in the heart of the historic Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighbourhood on the border of the 6th and 7th arrondissements with hundreds of restaurants, bars, cinemas and art galleries in the surrounding streets. All its buildings are within walking distance of one another and within easy reach of famous landmarks such as the Musée du Louvre and Notre Dame.

The Sciences Po Summer School is an intensive short-term programme that encompasses two separate sessions during the months of June and July. During each session, there is a choice of either the French Language or the Social Sciences track.

Global Scholars can only select one track within one session (normally the July session).

Course information

When

June session: Early to late June (usually too early for Sheffield students) July Session: Early to late July (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long 4 weeks

Entry requirements

French Language track – courses from beginners to advanced Social Sciences track – B2 level* or above in English or French *B2 = upper intermediate

Course offering

Social Sciences – including a broad range of subjects such as International Relations, Political Science, Economics, History and more. Students can choose classes taught in either English or French but must be able to provide evidence of their language proficiency if non-native speakers. French Language – six levels of ability from beginners to advanced. At beginners’ level, the main focus is French language classes. At the more advanced levels, methodology workshops are included as well as small thematic classes related to social sciences or humanities. Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible to have the best choice of courses as the more popular ones fill up quickly.

Extracurricular Activity Some excursions may be included as part of certain courses. There are also social cultural activities students can opt to join – some may incur a fee.

Accommodation

A choice of apartments and student dormitories. Some may be studio rooms, some may be shared. Shared apartments are the most popular choice for summer school participants. Accommodation is less limited during the July session. Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible.

Website

www.sciencespo.fr/summer/

Freie Universität, Berlin, Germany Freie Universität Berlin is a leading research institution in Germany. Development and assessment of research projects takes place within various focus areas, research networks, and platforms for interdisciplinary collaborative research. The university has 15 departments and central institutes offering over 150 degree programs across a wide range of subjects.

Berlin is a city of contrast and fusion: East meets West, history meets future, art meets underground. As a European centre of politics, culture, and art, countless people are attracted to Berlin’s unique cultural vibrancy, sizzling creativity and raw charm.

FUBiS is an intensive, academic program of Freie Universität Berlin. It is FUBiS' mission to provide international students with a premier study abroad program delivering the highest academic quality and furthering the development of intercultural competence. FUBiS' goal is to provide a stimulating and rewarding experience – academically, culturally, and personally.

Global Scholars please note that we can only fund one track within one session. Student may not select the multi city courses.

Course information

When

Term II: Early June to Mid July Term III: Late July to mid August (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long Term II is 6 weeks, Term III is 4 weeks

Entry requirements

Students must have completed at 1 year of study to enrol. Students wishing to undertaking course offer exclusively in German must a B2 level* or above in German *B2 = upper intermediate

Course offering

Social Sciences and Arts – there are a number of courses on offer which an interest in Architecture, Fine Art, History, Law, Media and Communications, Politics or Sociological Studies would be beneficial. However, most of the courses simply requires students to be curious and interested about the subject matter. Students are graded on various assessments, including written assignments and active participation. German Language – five levels of ability, from beginner to advanced, on offer. The courses range from learning everyday German to more advanced skills such as interpreting cultural, political, and historical topics in German-speaking countries and compare them with your own cultural background. Again various methods are used.

Extracurricular Activity Some excursions are included in the courses. Others are on offer which students may chose

participate in of they cover the costs.

Accommodation

Accommodation is available in the student dorms in shared apartments. Students may not select single apartments unless with medical justification.

Website

www.fubis.org/index.html

City College Thessaloniki, Greece The University of Sheffield’s International Faculty, City College, is one of the six faculties within the University and the only one operating overseas. Thessaloniki is the second-largest city in Greece and the capital of the region of Central Macedonia. It is a student-friendly, diverse and safe city. The summer course is designed for students of all levels coming from various disciplines.

Thessaloniki is a modern European city in Northern Greece, situated in the Gulf of Thermaikos of the Aegean Sea. It is the second largest city in Greece and the capital of the region of Central Macedonia. Throughout its fascinating and continuous history of 2500 years, the city welcomed and accommodated a significant number of refugees and migrants; Jewish, Armenian, Turkish, Slavic and Greek populations have co-existed for many years, creating a vibrant metropolis.

Course information

When Late June to early July (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long 10 days

Entry requirements Applicants must be registered on a university course

Course offering

Refugee and Migrant Crisis: New challenges of integration Learn, Experience & Volunteer Have we moved from the post-2014 refugee and migrant crisis management to refugee integration in Europe or are we still in a transitional state? What are the new challenges that arise? How does the migrant crisis connect with the different socio-economic and political crises occurring in wider Europe? How does that affect the day to day life of people residing in refugee sites?

Attend lectures on migration and integration, listen to real life experiences, views and insights from people working in NGOs and public authorities managing migration flows and integration in Greece and volunteer on site with an NGO.

Through this summer school, students will have the chance to:

Expand their knowledge on the post-2014 migrant crisis Understand how the migrant crisis affects every aspect of

modern society Familiarise themselves with the challenges of integration Volunteer on site and understand how the life of people

residing in refugee sites is shaped by the new realities

The summer school programme is taught and delivered in English.

Extracurricular Activity

A social and cultural programme is normally on offer to summer school students. Details will be provided later in the year by the partner.

Accommodation

Accommodation is organised by City College. It normally consists of a shared room in a nearby hotel.

Website

https://citycollege.sheffield.eu/frontend/articles.php?cid=394&t=Summer-Schools

Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), Hong Kong Founded in 1963, CUHK is one of the leading universities in Hong Kong and Asia.

CUHK teachers and students hail from all over of the world, and the quality of its research

and teaching enjoys global recognition.

With its rich blend of Western approaches and Chinese culture, CUHK is the ideal university for international students to gain an academically challenging and culturally stimulating experience.

One of the largest and greenest campuses in Hong Kong overlooking Tolo Harbour.

Course information

When July Session: late June to early August August Session (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s web page when available)

How long July Session: 5 weeks August Session: 3 weeks

Entry Requirements Full-time undergraduate

Course offering July Session Business & Management China Studies Chinese Language (Cantonese and Putonghua) Environment Science & Technology Humanities & Social Science

August Session Intensive Chinese language training

Extracurricular Activities

At the end of the July session is an optional tour to Beijing costing around HK$5,600 per student, where you can explore major landmarks including the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, Olympic stadiums and Summer Palace. Besides lectures, you will be able to experience the local culture, see first-hand the Hong Kong society and learn about the different sectors that make up its vibrant cityscape through excursions, activities, and visits. Accommodation

Double or triple occupancy rooms on-campus are guaranteed for ISS participants. Staying in a hostel is optional, but you are strongly encouraged to live on-campus so you can interact with local and international students coming from different cultural backgrounds.

The on-campus accommodation fee does not include a meal plan. Website

http://www.summer.cuhk.edu.hk/

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology HKUST is a dynamic, international research university, in relentless pursuit of excellence,

leading the advance of science, technology, business and humanities, and educating the new generation of front-runners for the world.

The HKUST International Summer Exchange Program (ISP) welcomes students from partner institutions to study at HKUST in the summer. The programme aims to create a rewarding exchange experience for students from around the world. It comprises high-quality courses taught by HKUSY instructors and opportunities to participate in local excursions that enable students to gain insight into the region.

Course information

When 17th June – 10th August 2019

How long 8 weeks Entry requirements Enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student at a University with an

exchange agreement with HKUST (the University of Sheffield meets this requirement)

Course offering ISP courses are offered by HKUST’s Schools or Interdisciplinary Programs Office:

School of Science School of Engineering School of Business and Management School of Humanities and Social Science Interdisciplinary Programs Office

Course offering varies from year to year and a tentative list is published in December.

Extracurricular Activities

ISP students are invited to a series of exclusive program activities. These include the orientation, campus and city tours, welcoming and farewell receptions, and various workshops about Hong Kong and Chinese culture. You will be given opportunities to mingle with other ISP students and the HKUST students. Accommodation

University accommodation is compulsory for ISP students. There are nine undergraduate student halls on campus. You will be assigned to a room in one of these halls with double occupancy. Most undergraduate halls are designed for double or triple occupancy. Facilities in each room include the following:

Air conditioning Desk, chair, bookshelf Bed and wardrobe Mini refrigerator

Common shared facilities include Showers and toilets Television Pantry with microwave Telephones Washing machines and dryers

Note that personal items, such as bedding, are not provided.

Website

https://isp.ust.hk/

University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Founded in 1911, the University of Hong Kong is the oldest tertiary institution in Hong Kong.

Today, HKU has a population of near 29,000students and over 6,000 academic staff. Among these, there are over 7,000 non-local students coming from 85 countries

HKU is one of the top 25 universities in the world

Course information

When 24th June – 9th August 2019

How long Depends on courses chosen. Most programmes are 3-4 weeks

Entry requirements Full-time undergraduate

Course offering

Varied courses in the following subject areas: Asia Cities: Business, culture and Society Global Issues Humanities & Creative Industries Scientific and Technological Literacy

Global Scholars students: You are not permitted to apply for courses that cost more than HKD$15,000 (excluding accommodation fee).

Extracurricular Activities

Tradition: High Table Dinner Explore the Inner City: Central & Sheung Wan Heritage and Foodie Tour Ding Ding! TramOramic Journey into Calm: Tsz Shan Monastery Get Breezy: Repulse Bay & Stanley Market Old vs New: Man Mo Temple and PMQ Hike to the Peak Big Bus Tour Island Getaway: Cheung Chau Enrichment workshops

Accommodation

When you are accepted to a programme, please indicate you would like to apply for HKU accommodation via the online application system. Places at HKU halls are competitive during summer, you are encouraged to apply for accommodation as soon as you have been accepted into a programme. Bed sheets and blankets are provided at the halls. Towels will not be provided. Website

https://aal.hku.hk/summerinstitute/

Ashoka University, Sonipat, Haryana, India Located just outside Delhi, Ashoka University is a pioneer in its focus on providing a liberal

education at par with the best in the world.

The 1400 students on campus, drawn from over 28 states and 98 cities in India as well as 17 other countries, receive a world-class interdisciplinary education through undergraduate and post-graduate programmes led by internationally renowned faculty.

Course information When Early July to mid-August

(exact dates will be published on the summer school’s web page when available) How long 6 weeks Entry requirements Full-time undergraduate student

Course offering Past course offerings have included:

Indian Civilisations Literature and the World Foundations in Environmental Studies Social and Political Formations Gender, War, History Development Economics Introduction to Creative Writing Linear Algebra Mega Cities: Many lives of Delhi

Extracurricular Activities The residential campus provides a great opportunity to learn about India, get a global perspective in classroom discussions and debates; and explore New Delhi and other cities over the weekends to get a cultural taste of a vibrant country. It promises to be an unforgettable summer!

Accommodation Ashoka is a fully residential campus and has been equipped to house around 1150 students in 715 fully furnished, air-conditioned rooms (325 of which newly opened in August 2016). Residences have common bathrooms on each floor, a lounge area and facilities for laundry and fitness.

Website https://www.ashoka.edu.in/page/summer-term-123

Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan Founded in 1882 at the heart of Tokyo, Waseda University is recognized as one of the most

international universities in Japan.

In 2014, Waseda started a four-week summer session at the undergraduate level. We welcomed highly motivated international students from 70 universities in 13 different countries and regions around the world in 2017.

Explore Tokyo, which is consistently ranked high among the best cities to visit in the world.

The courses are taught in English by experienced faculty members from Waseda and visiting professors from the top global universities. Japanese courses are optional.

Course information When Late June to late July

(exact dates will be published on the summer school’s web page when available) How long 4 weeks

Entry requirements Enrolled at a University as a full-time undergraduate student

GPA 2.5 on a 4.0 scale or above (around a UK 2:1)

Course offering Various courses are offered in the following subject areas: Business Culture Economics History Literature and Art Politics Sociology Interdisciplinary studies Japanese Language*

*Additional information

Global Scholars students: The Japanese Language courses incur an additional charge. If you wish to study this in addition you will be responsible for the associated cost(s)

Extracurricular Activities Summer Session students will take a trip with Waseda students to places of cultural and historic interest around Japan. Make new friends and learn more about Japan at the same time! Themed fieldworks, ranging from half-day to longer periods, will also be organized for some classes by the faculty.

Accommodation Waseda reserves rooms for Summer Session students at several different places. We have two types of accommodation. Male students must select their preferred accommodation upon application and you cannot change your accommodation preference after you submit your online application.

1. Apartment type, For Male and Female, no meals included. 2. Dormitory type, For Male only, Breakfast and dinner included.

All students are assigned a single room. Waseda Summer Session Office will assign rooms to students on a first-come, first-serve basis after payment is received.

Website http://waseda-summer.com/

Seoul National University, South Korea Seoul National University International Summer Institute (SNU ISI) presents a unique

opportunity for students to experience academic life

Seoul National University, Korea’s most prestigious university and one of the leading universities in the world

SNU ISI’s program taught by distinguished SNU and visiting faculty members

Course information When Late June to late July

(exact dates will be published on the summer school’s web page when available) How long 4 weeks

Entry requirements Enrolled at a University as a full-time undergraduate student

GPA 2.5 on a 4.0 scale (Around a UK 2:1)

Course offering Courses offered in the following subject areas: Korean Studies International & East Asian Studies Economics & Business Engineering & Life Sciences Arts Korean Language

Extracurricular Activities Past field trips have included:

DMZ tour Han River cruise Attending a Korean professional baseball game

K-Pop event

Accommodation Students should apply for on-campus housing only. You will be required to submit a medical report and a PPD test (TB test) for the accommodation application. Please see the Accommodation page for more information: http://isi.snu.ac.kr/page/accommodation.php Housing is not guaranteed for all students as there are limited spots available. Rooms will be allotted on a first-come, first-served basis to students who complete the application and registration process including payment of program fees.

Website http://isi.snu.ac.kr

Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU), Seoul, South Korea Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) is one of Asia’s oldest universities and was founded in 1398,

shortly after Seoul became the capital of Korea.

Much of SKKU’s historic Seoul campus has been preserved, and is now designated as a national heritage site.

The Seoul campus of SKKU is located close to the old city center in one of Asia’s largest, safest and most dynamic cities.

SKKU's Suwon campus is located in the heart of Korea's "Silicon Valley", which is home to many innovative start-up and spin-off companies, as well as Samsung Electronics, the world's largest technology company.

Surrounded by greenery and served by its own subway station, the Suwon Campus offers a relaxed environment and easy access to southern Seoul, including Gangnam.

Course information

When Late June to late July (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s web page when available)

How long 4 weeks

Entry Requirements Full-time undergraduate student

Course offerings Students can choose up to three courses: a morning session and an afternoon session, and an evening session. Various courses are offered in the following areas

Business & Management Economics Social Science Engineering & Computer Science Data Science & Mathematics Korean Language & Korean Studies

Extracurricular Activities

The stimulating environment of the ISS continues outside the classroom, with various extracurricular activities held throughout the programme. Past activities have included:

Everland / Caribbean Bay Nanta Show Global Forum Barbecue Party Korean Spirit and Culture Old Seoul City Tour Korean Folk Village Tour Taekwondo Experience

Extracurricular activities for each year are subject to change in accordance with the program circumstances. Accommodation

A variety of accommodation options are available to students attending the International Summer Semester (ISS). These options include the regular SKKU dormitories, Daehangno dormitory and off-campus accommodation. Dorms are typically shared rooms. Website

https://summer.skku.edu/summer/index.do

University of Amsterdam, Netherlands The University of Amsterdam was founded in 1632 on a tradition of highly integrated teaching and research, with an excellent reputation across the world. It was ranked 63rd in the 2015-16 THE world rankings. Summer schools are offered across 3 subject areas at Bachelor, Master and PhD levels and are attended by around 3,000 students from over 90 countries.

Amsterdam is the capital city of the Netherlands and is home to around 2.5 million people. The city attracts over 5 million international travellers each year. Amsterdam is a compact city and is laced with atmospheric lanes and quarters. You never know what you'll find: a hidden garden, a gallery, a shop selling velvet ribbon, a jenever (Dutch gin) distillery, an old monastery-turned-classical-music-venue. Wherever you end up, it's probably by a canal, a café. or a bike.

Course information

When Between June and August (varying) (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long 2-4 weeks

Entry requirements Individual course pre-requisites Some course require at least 2 years of study at undergraduate

level (advanced bachelor)

Course offering

There are various study areas available:

Social and Behavioural Science Communications and Media Information Science Social Sciences Law and Governance Language and Literature Language and Area Studies

Students will often be expected to do independent study outside of the scheduled teaching times for the courses. Teaching can include lectures, discussions groups, documentary screenings and excursions. More details of the courses can be found online. Students should carefully check the level of a course before applying.

Extracurricular Activity Current details of the social activities not listed on the webpage, but host university will be able to provide more information closer to the summer school.

Accommodation

Some courses have special arrangements regarding housing for arrival and departure dates. More information is in individual course descriptions. Otherwise, students may need to stay in hotels as student housing in the city is limited.

Website

http://summerschool.uva.nl/

Utrecht University, Netherlands Founded in 1636, Utrecht University has evolved into a modern and leading institution with a growing international reputation. The Shanghai Rankings place the university in first place in The Netherlands, on a 13th place in Europe and worldwide on a shared 52nd place. Utrecht Summer School offers 200 English-taught summer courses in the months of July and August, which are attended by around 3,000 students each year.

Utrecht is one of The Netherlands’ oldest cities with a compact medieval centre set around canals, where you can find many places to eat and drink by the waterside. Elsewhere, the city is busy reinventing itself and part of the excitement is witnessing this ongoing transformation. Utrecht’s student population of 40,000 is the largest in the country, making it a very vibrant and young city. From subterranean music cellars to movie houses-cum-pubs to a slew of special beer cafes, the range of social outlets ranks among the nation's broadest.

Course information

When Between early July and late August (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long 1 – 6 weeks

Entry requirements Individual course pre-requisites Some preparatory reading may be required Some courses are Masters or PhD students only

Course offering

There are a variety of courses on offer, which can fall into the below categories:

Culture

Art & Music Language

Social Sciences Business Law & Economics

Science Life Sciences

Healthcare Courses may be cancelled due to a lack of demand. Some courses are classed as Advanced Bachelor, which will require 2 years of prior study. Courses taking place away from Utrecht or classed as a Track are not open to Global Scholars.

Extracurricular Activity

A full social programme is on offer including pub quiz nights, sporting activities, cultural visits and dinners. Some activities are free, whilst others will incur a fee that students will have to cover.

Accommodation Generally, students will stay in student residences, or in some cases hotels. Student accommodation is within 30 minutes of the campus by public transport. If rooms in halls of residence are limited, you may be required to share a room. The student residences are fully furnished and include crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils, cleaning materials and bedding. Internet is available via WiFi. The rooms are single rooms with a shared kitchen and shared bathroom. Meals are not included in the accommodation, so students should expect to cook or purchase food each day.

Website

www.utrechtsummerschool.nl/

Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore Ranked among the top 1% of universities worldwide, NTU places you in an academically

stimulating environment that is both culturally enriching and socially fulfilling.

NTU’s comprehensive and innovative approach towards education and research will help contribute to your future success and inspire you to realise your full potential as an entrepreneurial and technology-savvy leader.

The summer school is also the perfect ‘soft landing’ in the heart of a booming Asia-Pacific region and a great place to explore the many cultures, languages and societies surrounding Singapore, which include India, China, Vietnam and Thailand.

Course information

When 6-week: 24th June – 2nd August 2019 (check in on 19th June) 4-week: 1st July – 26th July 2019 (check in on 26th June)

How long Either 6 or 4 weeks

Entry requirements Full time undergraduate student with a GPA of 3.0/5.0 (roughly equivalent to a 2:1 average)

Course offerings Track 1: Chinese Language and Cultural Studies Track 2: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Track 3: Creative Design and Media Track 4: Success in the Globalised Marketplace Track 5: New Technologies, New World Summer Students may take a maximum of 2 courses within a track or across tracks.

Extracurricular activities

Cultural activities are included in the programme. Past activities have included a city tour (whole day), visits to attractions and museums of significant heritage or cultural value (e.g., Peranakan Museum), as well as hands-on interactive activities such as prate-making (Prata is a local Indian flatbread prepared freshly and typically eaten with curry, enjoy widely by many Singaporeans). Accommodation

On-campus housing is guaranteed for all incoming GEM Trailblazer Summer students in one of the 24 Halls of Residence in NTU. You are required to stay on-campus throughout the duration of your programme of study in student housing being allocated to you. Rooms are twin-sharing (same gender) and fully furnished with a bed, mattress, study table, chair, wardrobe, bookshelf and soft board. Bedding, bed linen, pillows and blankets are not provided. Website

http://global.ntu.edu.sg/GMP/GEMTrailblazer/SummerProgramme/Pages/SummerNTU.aspx

National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore Founded in 1905, NUS is the oldest higher learning institute in Singapore.

Singapore is one of the most modern and dynamic countries in the world, with a multi-ethnic

and multi-cultural society where English is widely spoken alongside Asian languages.

A leading global university centred in Asia, the National University of Singapore (NUS) is Singapore's flagship university which offers a global approach to education and research with a focus on Asian perspectives and expertise.

Course information

When Late June to late July (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s web page when available)

How long 5 weeks

Entry requirements Full-time undergraduate student having completed at least one semester or one year of study

Course offerings You can take up to 2 courses. Please note overseas field trips (e.g. to India or Indonesia) are not covered by the Global Scholars scholarship. Other courses may also offer local day trips in Singapore or to nearby overseas location over the weekend in order to facilitate experiential learning outside the classroom. Past subjects have included:

Chinese Studies Economics Geography Korean Language Sociology Southeast Asian Studies Malay Studies

Extracurricular activities

Social activities will also be organised during the summer school such as local tours in Singapore on weekends, and a Farewell Dinner. Accommodation

You will stay on-campus at the UTown residential colleges in single bedroom rooms along corridors with your peers. Each room comes furnished with furniture, air-conditioning and internet access. In addition, each residential college has shared facilities within the building such as kitchenettes and laundry rooms.

Website

http://www.fas.nus.edu.sg/fasstrack.html/

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Founded in 1919, the University of Ljubljana is the oldest and largest higher education and scientific research institution in Slovenia. The university holds both EQUIS and AACSB accreditation for Business and Economics and has close partnerships with multinational corporations and high achieving national companies. Located in the buzzing capital of Slovenia, students can take advantage of the many bars and cafes alongside the river as well as the lively nightlife and active cultural scene. Ljubljana is also an ideal base for travelling and the neighbouring countries of Austria, Croatia, Hungary and Italy are all within easy reach. The Ljubljana Summer School is a three-week intensive programme open to students at all levels. It has been running for 15 years and hosts around 400 students from 40 countries each year, giving a unique insight into the Slovenian business world through engaging courses delivered by leading experts and company visits.

Course information

When Early to late July (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long 3 weeks

Entry requirements Each course has its own pre-requisites so please check these carefully. Generally speaking, the bachelor level courses are open to most undergraduate students. Some courses have no pre-requisites. Please check the conditions of each course carefully.

Course offerings Students can choose up to 2 courses. There is a wide range of undergraduate level courses in the fields of:

Business Economics Law

The course is generally published in December on the summer school webpages. Global Scholars are not able to select the Toulouse-Ljubljana course.

Extracurricular activities

Some optional trips are organised inside and outside of Slovenia. These are at an additional cost which students will have to cover. There are some useful cultural tips on the webpages which students are advised to read. Accommodation

The optional hospitality package includes accommodation plus breakfast and lunch. Participants will be placed in Dormitory/Hostel DIC near the city centre with the view of Ljubljana castle. Rooms are normally shared.

Website

www.ef.uni-lj.si/summerprogrammes

Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona, Spain

UPF was founded in 1990 with the aim of creating a public university focused on academic excellence and contributing to the country’s development. UPF is an urban university that is intimately linked to the city of Barcelona. UPF is relatively small in size, which has allowed it develop into a cohesive academic community, with academic and administrative units sharing a sense of belonging and values.

The Barcelona International Summer School has been designed for both domestic and international undergraduate students during the summer term in Barcelona.

Courses can be taken in English, Spanish or Catalan. They are structured in modules of different duration and intensity. Subjects have been conceived as an invitation to think and learn beyond and across disciplines, while approaching social and scientific challenges from content, methodological and practical perspectives.

Course information

When Late June to late July (exact dates will be published on the summer school’s webpage when available)

How long Between 1 and 4 weeks

Entry requirements Courses are generally designed for undergraduates who have done 2 or more years of study. However, high achieving first year students may be considered.

Students will need to have a good level in the language of instruction of their chosen courses, especially if selecting a course taught in Spanish or Catalan.

Course offerings There are a number of courses on offer, topics include: Art & Culture Economy & Innovation Global Cities Justice & Rights Media & Social Dialogue Methods & Data Mind, Life & Environment Practical Thinking Social Analysis

Courses on offer are subject to change each year. Refer to the website for up to date information. Global Scholars are only allowed to select 1 course.

Extracurricular activities

Extracurricular activities may be organised but none are currently listed on the webpages.

Accommodation

There are 2 halls of residence Global Scholars can select from. They are not able to select the superior single studio in RESA Campus del Mar.

Website

www.upf.edu/web/barcelonasummerschool

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