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The two-week program offers students a unique opportunity to develop their STEM subject knowledge and gain practical skills alongside likeminded students, while adding weight to their future university applications.





Learn at a world top ten university – the only one in the UK focussing exclusively on science, engineering, medicine and business.
Choose what you study:
1. Engineering
This highly interactive subject will expose you to a variety of engineering disciplines. Through specialist workshops, lectures and seminars, you will develop key skills and work in groups to find solutions to current engineering challenges. The programme will provide unique insight from Imperial academics with different engineering backgrounds, to help you understand the many applications of engineering in the real world.
2. Medicine and Life Sciences
Medicine and Life Sciences will introduce you to new research techniques and subject content. You will learn key clinical skills in practical workshops led by health professionals at one of Imperial’s affiliated hospitals.
3. Physics
This subject focuses on the physics and mathematics of a central concept in the physical sciences where you will learn to look at a problem or physical situation using three different tools: the mathematics of calculus; performing experiments; and simulating the situation using a computer.
You will then combine your newly honed programming skills with theoretical knowledge to complete a team-based project.
STEM challenge
Week two of the programme will challenge you to solve a real-world issue. Drawing on your entrepreneurial skills, you will work with students from other subject areas to share expertise, collaborate and to evolve an idea to answer the challenge question.
You and your team will present your solution to an Imperial Enterprise Lab judge and fellow Global Summer School students. This challenge is your opportunity to show originality and to build the skills you will need at university including, teamwork, presentation and communication skills.
Academic programme includes classroom-based lectures, laboratory sessions and practical workshops.
Solve a real-world challenge by coming together with students from other academic subjects to share expertise in a STEM challenge.
Access professional advice and guidance on applying to study at a university in the UK, especially to Imperial College London.
Stay in real student accommodation on our South Kensington Campus.
Enjoy evenings and a weekend full of social activities to help you make the most of your time in London.
The cost of the residential programme would normally cover:
- All tuition;
- Course materials, such as building materials, lab supplies and protective equipment;
- Masterclasses;
- Use of campus facilities, such as sports hall, classrooms and catering facilities.;
- Accommodation and on-site Wi-Fi;
- Three meals a day;
- Social activities, including travel to and from activities;
- Certificate of participation on completion of the Summer School, awarded by Imperial;
- Meet-and-greet transfer service at Heathrow airport on the first and final day.
The following are not included in the residential programme fee:
- Domestic or international travel to or from London at the start and end of the programme;
- Any travel including trips to or from Global Summer School;
- Possessions or medical/dental insurance for students;
- Any associated costs e.g. visa application costs;
- Spending money
- Stationery;
- Laundry;
- Additional food or snacks outside of mealtimes.
Age requirements
To enrol on the programme you must:
1 - be 16 years old before the start of your programme
2 - not turn 18 years old before or during the programme
Academic requirements
- Majority of 9-7 grades (A*-A) at GCSE level or the international equivalent, with a minimum of grade 7 (A) in maths and science subjects.
If you receive a conditional offer, you will need to send us an up-to-date transcript of your most recent school or college grades to demonstrate that you have met the required academic standard. Where this is not available, further information from your teacher, tutor, school counsellor or equivalent would be required.
English language requirements
Strong English language skills are required. We will ask you to provide proof of an English language qualification (e.g. IELTS) if your first language is not English or English is not the language in which you are taught at school.
Please scan and upload the front cover and personal details page as a single document. You must ensure that all text is legible.
We use this information to verify your age and nationality against the information on your application. The passport should be in date but for our verification process, it does not matter if the passport is due to expire before the start of Global Summer School.
You are required to submit official documents to verify the grades and subjects you have listed on your application. The application system only supports a maximum of five academic documents. Therefore, please ensure you combine documents into one file if you are submitting more than five.
If you indicated that you need to submit an English language qualification, you should upload a scan of the official certificate which should include your name, candidate reference, exam board and grade achieved.
The certificate must match that stated on your application form. Screen shots of online portals or mobile phones showing a list of grades will not be accepted.
Please note that all transcripts provided as part of your application should be translated into English.
Deadline
Applications are likely to open early next year for Global Summer School 2024. You can register your interest.
All payments must be made in GB Pounds Sterling.
It is important to make full payment promptly within 14 days of receiving your unconditional offer to secure your place. Payment must be made by credit or debit card through our online payment portal.
Financial Aid:
No financial aid is available.

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