Facts

• Programme dates:
  Term 1: Tuesday 2 to Friday 19 July 2024
  Term 2: Monday 22 July to Friday 9 August 2024
• Programme length: 3 to 6 weeks
• Subject areas: economics and business economics; health and medicine; humanities, management; social sciences; science, techonology, engineering and mathematical sciences.
• Language of instruction: English
• Application eligibility: Most suited to 2nd year undergraduate students and above at the time of application.

About Aarhus

'This Viking-founded, student-filled hub has accrued some weighty accolades to shore up its appeal too: in 2017 its titles included European Capital of Culture and European Region of Gastronomy (the latter was awarded to Aarhus and the larger central Denmark region). The ever-expanding menu of architectural landmarks, lauded restaurants, bars, festivals and boutiques is a mark of a vibrant city on the rise.' Lonely Planet, 2018

Popular sites visited by tourists include the ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, Moesgård Museum, Aarhus Domkirke, Den Gamle By, Dokk1, Møllestein and Vor Frue Kirke.

Things to do

Located on the east coast of the Jutland peninsula, in the geographnical centre of Denmark, Aarhus (pronounced or-hoos) is the second largest city in Denmark with a population of over 340,000 inhabitants. Aarhus University is Scandinavia’s largest university, including Aarhus University Hospital and INCUBA Science Park.

'This Viking-founded, student-filled hub has accrued some weighty accolades to shore up its appeal too: in 2017 its titles included European Capital of Culture and European Region of Gastronomy (the latter was awarded to Aarhus and the larger central Denmark region). The ever-expanding menu of architectural landmarks, lauded restaurants, bars, festivals and boutiques is a mark of a vibrant city on the rise.' Lonely Planet, 2018

Popular sites visited by tourists include the ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, Moesgård Museum, Aarhus Domkirke, Den Gamle By, Dokk1, Møllestein and Vor Frue Kirke.

Travel opportunities

Aarhus is 187km (116 miles) northwest of Copenhagen and 289km (180 miles) north of Hamburg, Germany.

The main railway station is Aarhus Central Station located in the city centre, which has connections to destinations through Denmark and also services to Flensburg and Hamburg in Germany.

Aarhus has it’s own international airport with connections to many major cities across Europe. The airport offers a bus service between Aarhus city and the airport, which takes approximately 50 minutes with single tickets costing 115 DKK (approximately £14).

Climate

Aarhus has a temperate oceanic climate with average highs of 22°C in August and average lows of 0°C in January.

Social activities

AU have a range of social activities planned: including a City Safari; Dinner and Outdoor Games; canoe trip; outdoor cinema; quiz night; bonfire on the beach and more:

For the full schedule of social activities for summer 2024, please visit the social programme timetable:

AU Summer University: social programme

Courses

AU Summer University offers over 40 undergraduate courses across eight subject areas. The majority of courses require no previous knowledge, however some courses require you to have formal knowledge relating to the subject area.

Please visit the course page below to check information and admission requirements for online, undergraduate courses. Students should select courses in the following categories:

Courses by level > Bachelor courses.

Course list

Finance

All students nominated to AU Summer University will receive a tuition fee waiver.

Financial travel support

Only students participating in an in-person summer school are eligible for financial travel support.

Means-tested bursary

Available to students classed as Home students for fees purposes:

• Awards of £500 available. Students from low-income households and meet one of the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria will be prioritised. Please note a limited number of awards are available.

Please visit the FAQs Finance section for further information on the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria. 

Facts

• Programme dates:
  Monday 1 to Friday 5 July 2024
  Monday 8 to Friday 12 July 2024

• Programme length: 1 or 2 weeks
• Courses: Authentic Leadership and Innovation and Design Thinking
• Language of instruction: English
• Application eligibility: Students from Nottingham University Business School will be prioritised but all students are welcome to apply.
• Students must be in their 2nd undergraduate year and above at the time of application.
• Students must have a minimum of 2 years of part-time volunteering or part-time work experience

Founded in 1899, Burgundy School of Business – BSB belongs to the top 1% of business schools in the world to have received double AACSB and EQUIS accreditation.

It will be delivered as workshops that combine modern learning methods such as experimental learning, problem-based learning, elements of personal development and a number of creativity techniques.

Authentic Leadership

• Become aware of your unique leadership qualities and areas of improvement
• Be an authentic and people-centred leader
• Understand your personality using the unique process communication model (PCM)
• How to respect your and other peoples' psychology needs to dimish stress and communicate successfully

Innovation and Design Thinking

• Look beyond the surface of a problem and identify its real sources
• Take an authentic and empathy-based perspective on a problem
• Engage creatively with one's environment
• Select, create and use qualitative research methods for innovation purposes
• Select and apply creativity techniques appropriately
• Generate powerful and innovative solutions

Things to do

‘With its compact and pedestrian-friendly centre, lively street scene and aesthetically pleasing ensemble of half-timbered houses and polychrome tile roofs, Dijon is one of France’s most appealing cities. Filled with elegant medieval and Renaissance buildings that hark back to the city’s 14th- and 15th-century heyday as the capital of the Duchy of Burgundy, the historic centre is wonderful for strolling, especially if you like to leaven your cultural enrichment with excellent food, fine wine and shopping.’ Lonely Planet, 2018

Popular sites visited by tourists include the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Palais des Ducs et des États de Bourgogne, Église Notre Dame, Rue de la Charlotte, Tour Philippe le Bon.

BSB is organising the following cultural activities:

• French corporate culture lecture
• French business etiquette workshop
• France Savoir-vivre workshop
• Wine tasting
• Cheese tasting
• Optional day trip to Burgundy and its vineyards

Travel opportunities

Dijon is 310km (193 miles) southeast of Paris, 190km (118 miles) northwest of Geneva and can be accessed from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, Gare de Lyon or Gare du Nord via the train à grande vitesse (TGV) high speed train. 

Italy, Switzerland and other cities in France are accessible from Dijon by train with overnight sleeper services to Milan, Verona and Venice. 

Climate

Dijon has an oceanic climate with a greater temperature range and average highs of 26°C in July and average lows of -1°C in January. 

Finance

All students nominated to Burgundy School of Business will receive a tuition fee waiver. 

Financial travel support

Only students participating in an in-person summer school are eligible for financial travel support.

Means-tested bursary

Available to students classed as Home students for fees purposes:

• Awards of £500 available. Students from low-income households and meet one of the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria will be prioritised. Please note a limited number of awards are available.

Please visit the FAQs Finance section for further information on the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria. 

Facts

• Programme dates (TBC): 1 to 11 July 2024
• Programme length (TBC): up to 10 days
• Course: Sustainability and Entrepreneurship
• Language of instruction: English
• Locations: Dijon and Lyon

Founded in 1899, Burgundy School of Business – BSB belongs to the top 1% of business schools in the world to have received double AACSB and EQUIS accreditation.

Programme

The course aims to develop students' knowledge of French business culture and sustainability in relation to entrepreneurship. Students will participate in lectures and company visits  surrounding the theme of sustainability and entrepreneurship, as well as a cultural excursion and social activities. The programme will take place in Dijon for the first half of the programme and Lyon in the second half of the programme.

The course is aimed towards students who have limited or no previous international travel experience during their time at the University of Nottingham. Students from low-income households and meet one of the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria will be prioritised. Please note a limited number of awards are available.

This summer school is first choice only.

Things to do

Dijon

‘With its compact and pedestrian-friendly centre, lively street scene and aesthetically pleasing ensemble of half-timbered houses and polychrome tile roofs, Dijon is one of France’s most appealing cities. Filled with elegant medieval and Renaissance buildings that hark back to the city’s 14th- and 15th-century heyday as the capital of the Duchy of Burgundy, the historic centre is wonderful for strolling, especially if you like to leaven your cultural enrichment with excellent food, fine wine and shopping.’ Lonely Planet, 2018

Popular sites visited by tourists include the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Palais des Ducs et des États de Bourgogne, Église Notre Dame, Rue de la Charlotte, Tour Philippe le Bon.

Lyon

"Viewed from the Autoroute du Soleil, the first impression of Lyon is of a major confluence of rivers and roads, around which only petrochemical industries thrive. In fact, from the sixteenth century right up until the postwar dominance of metalworks and chemicals, silk was the city’s main industry, generating the wealth that left behind a multitude of Renaissance buildings. But what has stamped its character most on Lyon is the commerce and banking that grew up with its industrial expansion. Today, with its eco-friendly tram system, high-tech industrial parks home to international companies, Lyon is a modern city par excellence; moreover, with the new Eurostar link to London, Lyon is more accessible than ever." (Rough Guides: Lyon, 2024)

Top attractions: Musée des Confluences, Musée de Beaux-Arts, Basilique Notre Dame de Fourvière, Lyon Confluence, Cathédrale St-Jean-Baptiste, Place des Terreaux.

Cultural activites

The following cultural activities are proposed to take place during the programme, subject to availability:

• Dijon guided visit in English and a visit to the Cité International de la Gastronomy et du Vin a centre dedicated to French gastronomy and wines
• Whole day trip to Beaune and Burgundy vineyards, including lunch and a wine tasting. Trip accompanied by a BSB team member or a professor at our School of Wine and Spirits Business
• Lyon guided visit in English
• A cultural activity in Lyon

Facts

• Programme dates:
  Monday 17 June to Friday 28 June 2024
  Monday 1 to Friday 12 July 2024
• Programme length: 2 to 4 weeks
• Courses:
  • Sports Marketing, Communication and Strategic Management
  • Sport Olympics Skills Management and Purpose Strategy
• Language of instruction: English
• Application eligibility: Students from Nottingham University Business School will be prioritised but all students are welcome to apply. Undergraduate students must be in the 2nd year or above at the time of application. 

About KEDGE and Marseille

KEDGE Business School is strategically located in order to facilitate student mobility in France. It is one of only 1% of Business Schools in the world to hold the Triple Crown (AMBA, EQUIS & AACSB). 30% of KEDGE Business School students have international backgrounds and come from all over the world.

KEDGE Business School is ranked among the top 1% Business Schools worldwide and is ranked among the best universities and business schools in France.

Marseille, the 3rd largest city in France, is beautifully situated on France's southern coast, bordering the Mediterranean Sea. The first Greek settlement in France (est. 600 B.C.), it remains one of the largest European ports linking Europe to Africa, Asia and the Middle East. A ‘Crossroads of the Mediterranean,’ modern Marseille is a city with a diverse population, both in terms of ethnicity and culture. 
 
Named as the European Capital of Culture in 2013 and the European Capital of Sport in 2017, Marseille is one of France's most dynamic large cities.  7,200 companies have been created in the city in the last 5 years and it is France's second largest research centre with over 3,000 research scientists within Aix-Marseille University.

The two summer courses in Marseille are unique to summer 2024, to coincide with the Paris 2024 Olympics taking place later in the summer.

Things to do

Marseille is situated in the Provence region of southern France, on the Mediterranean Sea.  Marseille is a cosmopolitan city and is still a major European port. Marseille is the third largest metropolitan area in France after Paris and Lyon.  In recent years, major infrastructure projects were completed e.g. the tramway, the expansion of the Velodrome Stadium, as well as other quayside museums resulting in Marseille having the highest number of museums in France outside of Paris. Marseille was ranked 10th (out of 43) among French university towns as a great place to live and study (awarded by the l’Etudiant magazine).

Top attractions: visit Belle de Mai’s 86,000 square foot panoramic roof terrace, Fort Saint-Jean, Canebiere for shopping, Calanques National Park.

For each package, KEDGE include a company visit or social activity (included in tuition fees). A guided hike in the Calanques National Park and a boat tour are included some of the social activities.

On the business side, KEDGE have a priviledged access visit to the Stade Orange Velodrome (home of the French League 1 football team, l'Olympique de Marseille), and visits to local companies doing business in a multinational context, such as the Technocentre ORECA Sport Group (Ferrari sport cars).

Travel opportunities

Marseille Provence International Airport is located in Marignane, 30-45 minutes north-west of the city. To get in to Marseille city centre from the airport, take the airport Saint-Charles railway station shuttle number 19 which departs every 10 minutes. The journey takes 25 minutes to the railway station, from which there are many buses and M1 and M2 metro lines go in to the city centre.

• 2 hour flight from the UK to Marseille
• 3 hours 15 minutes train from Paris to Marseille
• 2 hours 40 minutes train from Nice to Marseille
• 1 hour 40 minutes train from Lyon to Marseille
• Train connections from Marseille to Geneva, Switzerland; Milan and Genoa, Italy; Barcelona and Madrid, Spain

Climate

Each region of France has its own climate. Along the Atlantic, in the west of France, summers are warm and winters are mild. Rain is frequent. In the east of France, summers are warm and winters are cold with snow in the mountain areas. In the south of France, it is a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild, dry winters. 

Marseille in July has average high temperatures of 30.7ºC and average low temperatures of 19.7ºC. 

Facts

• Language of instruction: English
• Programme dates: Friday 28 June to Saturday 27 July 2024
• Programme length: 4 weeks
• Campus: Campus Valla, Linköping, Sweden
• Location: Linköping, Sweden
• Eight courses:
  • Alternative energy: the past, present. future and innovations
  • High Tech Meets People Meets Processes: quality improvement in healthcare
  • Leadership and Organisation Behaviour in Contemporary Organisations
  • Nanotechnology: Sustainable Challenges and Social Impact
  • Sweden: Language, Culture and Society
  • Superman, Daisy Duck and Tintin: reading and learning in the world of comics
  • The Use (and Abuse) of Culture
  • To Team or Not to Team: interprofessional collaboration and learning in health care
• Application eligibility: 2nd year undergraduate students and above at the time of application. 

Linköpings Universitet is a young university, achieving university status in 1975 with innovation being its only tradition. The University has 27,000 students and international rankings consistently place LiU as a leading global university.

Things to do

Located in the province of Östergötland, Linköping (pronounced lin-sher-ping) in southern Sweden is one of Sweden’s fastest growing cities, with approximately 150,000 inhabitants. High world-class technology, an innovative university and lively trade characterise the city. Linköping’s industry, municipality and the university collaborate closely.

LiU’s local student hosts organise a range of social events throughout the programme, including a welcome dinner, a potluck dinner; nordic pentathlon; Swedish fika; barbeque; games; hiking and more.

Excursions (at an additional cost)

Stockholm

A short trip to Sweden's capital city Stockholm is on an international students' bucket list. Join your LiU Student Hosts and Summer Academy peers for an overnight stay at a cosy hostel in Stockholm. Enjoy lunch on a boat trip in the beautiful Stockholm archipelago and explore the rest of this fascinating city.

Vadstena

Take a day tour to the picturesque medieval town of Vadstena, less than an hour from Linköping. Perched on lake Vättern, the beautiful and historic surroundings are a must-see for international students. The tour will also visit Naturum Tåkern, an astonishing bird wildlife preserve.

LIU Summer Academy: social activities

Travel opportunities

Linköping is 43km southwest of Norrköping and 50km east of Vadstena. There are regular, long-distance buses to Vadstena, Jönköping, Göteborg and Norrköping. There are also trains which run between Linköping and Malmö, Stockholm and Norrköping. Linköping City Airport is 2km east of the city, there are also direct trains from Stockholm Arlanda airport. LiU provides a shuttle bus pick-up service from Linköping's airport, train and bus station on the arrival day of Friday 26 June.

Top attractions: Ekenäs Slott, Gamla Linköping, Linköpings domkyrka, Sankt Lars Kyrka, Östergötlands Länsmuseum. Lonely Planet, 2018

Climate

The coldest time of year is between December and January where average temperatures range from highs of 0°C to lows of -6°C. The warmest month is July, which is also the wettest month with average highs of 20°C and average lows of 9°C. 

Finance

All students nominated to LiU Summer Academy will receive a tuition fee waiver.

Financial travel support

Only students participating in an in-person summer school are eligible for travel funding.

Means-tested travel bursaries

Available to students classed as Home students for fees purposes.

• Awards of £500 available. Students from low-income households and meet one of the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria will be prioritised. Please note a limited number of awards are available.

Please visit the FAQs Finance section for further information on the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria. 

Facts

• Programme dates: Monday 24 June to Friday 12 July 2024
• Programme length: 3 weeks
• Courses:
  • Sport Management: The French Model, Strengths and Future Challenges
  • Managing Major Sporting Events
  • Sports Sponsorship and Marketing
  • Business Game Football Club CEO
• Language of instruction: English
• Application eligibility: Students from Nottingham University Business School will be prioritised but all students are welcome to apply. Undergraduate students must be in the 2nd year or above at the time of application. 

About NEOMA

Founded in 2013, NEOMA Business School is the result of the merger of two historical institutions, Reims Business School (1928) and Rouen Business School (1871). NEOMA Business School's Executive MBA was ranked 6th in France, 29th in Europe and 61st in the world in the QS World Rankings 2020. This highly selective institution is annually ranked in the top 7 French institutions fully recognized by the French Ministry of Higher Education.

NEOMA is offering this exciting summer school, which takes place in Paris in the first week and Reims in the second and third week. Students will have the opportunity to gain an insight into the French success story of event management; expand students' understanding and knowledge base of Sport management; hear from guest speakers and enjoy a unique French experience among an international network of students and professionals.

The summer school will consist of the following courses:

• Sport Management the French model:

  Students will learn about the French and European governance of sport, as well as the key strengths and weaknesses.

• Major Sporting Events:

  Students will gain a clear insight into the organisation and running of major events and a unique understanding of the bidding process.

• Sports Marketing and Sponsorship:

  Students will explore marketing and sponsorship cases around brands and companies.

• Business Game Football Club CEO:

  Students will manage a professional football club in a group over a 6-seasons development period. You will have to manage finance and marketing strategy over the 6 seasons of your club.

Things to do

Paris

"Paris' monument-lined boulevards, museums, classical bistros and boutiques are enhanced by a new wave of multimedia galleries, creative wine bars, design shops and tech start-ups... Packed with iconic museums and monuments, together with low-key treasures cherished by locals, Paris is a city that emanates "la belle vie" (the good life).
Away from the highlights – the Louvre, Notre Dame and Eiffel Tower – Parisian life ticks along with a coffee on a terrace, a bike ride along the Seine, and wine-fueled lunches with friends in noisy bistros." Lonely Planet 2024: Paris

Top attractions: Eiffel Tower, Centre Pompidou, Sainte-Chapelle, Musée de Louvre, Les Catacombes, Musee Rodin, Jardin du Luxembourg, Panthéon. 

Reims

"Meticulously restored after WWI and again following WWII, Reims is endowed with handsome pedestrian boulevards, Roman remains, art-deco cafes and a flourishing fine-dining scene that counts among it four Michelin-starred restaurants. Along with Épernay, it is the most important centre of Champagne production, and a fine base for exploring the Montagne de Reims Champagne Route." Lonely Planet 2022

Lonely Planet's top attractions: Cathédrale Notre Dame, Palais du Tau, Basilique St-Rémi, Musée des Beaux-Arts, Halles du Boulingrin, Musée de la Reddition, Musée St-Rémi, Joan of Arc Statue, Porte de Mars.

Travel opportunities

Paris

Paris has major air, rail and road links with three international airports and six major railway stations, connected to three networks: high-speed (TGV, Eurostar, Intercity Express and Frecciarossa); standard speed (Intercités, Intercités de nuit, Nightjet and TER); and suburban rail Transilien.

Reims

Reims is served by two main railway stations: Gare de Reims in the city centre and the new Gare de Champagne-Ardenne TGV three miles (five km) southwest of the city with high-speed rail connections to Paris, Metz, Nancy and Strasbourg.

• 1¼ flight or 2½ hour train from London to Paris
• 50 minute train from Paris to Reims

Climate

Each region of France has its own climate. Along the Atlantic, in the west of France, summers are warm and winters are mild. Rain is frequent. In the east of France, summers are warm and winters are cold with snow in the mountain areas. In the south of France, it is a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild, dry winters. 

Paris is pleasantly warm in the summer; July has average high temperatures of 26.3ºC and average low temperatures of 14.7ºC.

Reims has a similar climate to Paris, the city is located in the Grand East region, north east of Paris and can be colder than Paris in the winter. July has average high temperatures of 25.2°C and average low temperatures of 13°C.

Facts

• Programme dates: Thursday 1 to Friday 30 August 2024
• Programme length: 4 weeks
• Location: Tübingen
• Course: Students can choose between two study tracks plus a German language and culture course:

• • The EU in Permanent Crisis? Perspectives, Challenges, Solutions
  • Representing the European Past: Memory and Place-Making in Cross-Cultural Communities
• Language and Culture:
  • No German? No problem!
  • German language courses for proficiency levels A0 to A2
  • Intercultural workshop

• Language of instruction: English

About Tübingen

Tübingen is a university town, situated 30 km south of the state capital Stuttgart between the Necklar and Ammer rivers. The population is just under 90,000 inhabitants and approximately one in three inhabitants is a student.

Things to do

The summer school includes a one-day study trip to Strasbourg, including a visit to the European Parliament and a one-day study trip to Stuttgart. There are optional trips to Monastery Bebenhausen and Hohenzollern Castle as well as optional activities such as pretzel making, bowling and film evenings.

Outside of the summer school,top tourist attractions include: Museum Alte Kulturen, Naturpark Schönbuch Nature Reserve, Am Markt, Cottahaus, Platanenallee and Hölderlinturm. Lonely Planet, 2018.

Buddy programme

To support you during your stay in Tübingen and to promote an intercultural exchange, Tübingen have set-up a buddy programme, in which you can be paired up with a Universität Tübingen student.

Buddy programme

Travel opportunities

Campus Tal can be accessed directly by the Airport Sprinter bus or the city is accessible by train on the Deutsche Bahn rail network, the journey takes approximately one hour. The University is accessible by bus from the city centre, which takes between five and 15 minutes from the bus station, in front of Tübingen main station. Stuttgart airport has connections to major airports throughout Europe and Stuttgart's main train station is connected to the European high-speed rail network and is served by both ICE trains of Deutsch Bahn and French TGV.

Climate

Tübingen has average highs of 24ºC in July and August and average lows of -3ºC in January and February.

Finance

All students nominated to IES: Summer School II will receive a tuition fee waiver.

Financial travel support

Only students participating in an in-person summer school are eligible for travel funding.

Turing funding

Students allocated to T-IES Summer School August, which is a minimum of 28 days in duration, are eligible to apply for Turing funding, please be aware that Turing funding is not guaranteed and students should not rely on this funding when considering applying for in-person international summer schools.

Priority will be given to students who meet Turing's widening access criteria and additional funding is available to students who meet this criteria.

Please visit the FAQs Finance section for further information on Turing's widening access funding critieria.

Please visit the Turing webpage for general information about Turing funding:

Turing funding

Successful summer school applicants who are awarded Turing funding are not eligible for any additional bursaries offered by the University of Nottingham for an in-person international summer school.

Facts

• Programme dates: Monday 1 to Friday 19 July 2024
• Programme length: 3 weeks
• Location: Zürich
• Courses: Deep Dive into Blockchain, International Sport Law
• Language of instruction: English
• Eligibility criteria: Most suited to 2nd year undergraduate students and above at the time of application.

Course requirements

• Deep Dive into Blockchain: This course is of particular interest to students from the fields of Economics, Finance, Business, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics or Law. Students from other fields of study with a strong interest in the topic and Data Science who have a strong technical and analytical background are also welcome to apply. Basic knowledge of programming is not required, but desirable.
• International Sport Law: This course is open to all students with a strong interest in the topic. Basic knowledge in legal studies is desirable, but not mandatory. Podcasts and a reading list will be provided before the start of the program to ensure that all students share a common level of knowledge.

Things to do

Universität Zürich offers a range of social activities during the summer school to develop your intercultural competences outside of the classroom and learn more about the university and Zürich.

Social activities TBC

Travel opportunities

'Culturally vibrant, efficiently run and attractively set at the meeting of river and lake, Zürich is regularly recognised as one of the world’s most liveable cities. Long known as a savvy, hard-working financial centre, Switzerland’s largest and wealthiest metropolis has also emerged in the 21st century as one of central Europe’s hippest destinations, with an artsy, post-industrial edge that is epitomised in its exuberant summer Street Parade' Lonely Planet, 2018

Zürich can easily be reached by train, plane, bus or car and Zürich has a very well connected international airport. Universität Zürich’s main campus is within walking distance from Zürich main station.

Top attractions: Kunsthaus, Fraumünster, Schweizerisches Landesmuseum, Grossmünster, St. Peterskirche.

Zürich tourism website

Lonely Planet: Zürich

Finance

All students nominated to UZH International Summer School will receive a tuition fee waiver funded by UZH and the University of Nottingham. Students from low-income households and meet one of the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria will be prioritised.

This summer school is first choice only.

Financial travel support

Only students participating in an in-person summer school are eligible for travel funding.

Means-tested travel bursaries

Available to students classed as Home students for fees purposes:

• Awards of £500 available. Students from low-income households and meet one of the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria will be prioritised. Please note a limited number of awards are available.

Please visit the FAQs Finance section for further information on the University of Nottingham's widening participation criteria.