Learn about our global summer programmes funded by the Global Greenwich Scholarship.
The University of Greenwich offered undergraduate students the opportunity to apply for a range of summer schools in 2023. These summer schools were for 4 weeks during the summer break and were generously funded by Santander Universities, the Turing Scheme and the University of Greenwich.
How to Apply
To be eligible, you must be a current undergraduate student at the University of Greenwich (except for final-year students).
Apply for the programme by 26 March 2023 via the application form. After the deadline, applicants may be invited to attend a short interview.
If you have any questions, please email us at goabroad@gre.ac.uk.
We will be running a series of information sessions; register your interest to receive more information.
Please note that the places available for each destination may still be subject to changes.
[CLOSED] Management and Leadership at Audencia Business School (Nantes, France) – Open to students in the Business School only.
Students in the Business School can apply to spend 4-weeks in Nantes, France studying at our partner Audencia Business School. You will develop global management skills while experiencing a French lifestyle with students from all around the world.
Dates: 29 May to 23 June
Academic content:
Choose one of the courses per week.
- Optional French lessons
- Cross-Cultural Management or Corporate Social Responsibility & Sustainability
- Business Environment in Latin America, Psychology of Money and Consumer Behaviour, or Branding & Brand Management
- Negotiations Management or Measuring Marketing Effectiveness
- International Trade Essentials or Team Leadership
Cost and funding:
- No tuition fees
- Accommodation, flights, and cost of living are not funded
- Non-refundable application fee: €100
Successful applicants will receive: TBC
Successful applicants that meet WP criteria: TBC
Available spaces: 17
International Business, Relations and French at IDRAC Business School (Lyon, France)
Spend 4-weeks studying in Lyon at our partner IDRAC Business School to learn about French culture and language while enhancing your communication and management skills.
This opportunity is open to all undergraduate students (except final-year students).
Dates: 20 June to 12 July
Academic content:
- Intercultural communication
- Geopolitics & International Relations
- Sustainable initiatives in France
- International Business Development Strategy
- Dynamic Public Speaking
- News analysis
- Social Responsibility in a Digital Era
- Negotiation Skills
- Intensive French (as a Foreign Language, according to your level; Culture and civilisation)
Cost and funding:
- No tuition fees
- With accommodation: €850 / Without accommodation: €300
- Package fee: €200 – non-refundable if visa is refused or cancelled
- Accommodation deposit: €500 – if accommodation package is opted, this is required to book the room
- Travel and cost of living are not funded
Successful applicants will receive: TBC
Successful applicants that meet WP criteria: TBC
Available spaces: 17
Intercultural Communication/World of the Beer at University of New York in Prague (Prague, Czech Republic
A 5-week programme in Prague to study Intercultural Communication to communicate across cultural and language barriers. This is a significant skill for anyone interested in a career working in an international environment or with people from a diverse range of backgrounds.
Or learn about the World of Beer to learn about the phenomenon of beer and the beer industry and to stipulate in what way activities related to beer and breweries could support the national economy, specifically the travel and hospitality industry.
This opportunity is open to all undergraduate students (except final-year students).
Dates: 24 May - 1 July
Academic content:
Intercultural Communication course
- Learn how culture shapes our perception and communication behaviours
- Learn strategies for effective cross-cultural and intercultural communication
World of the Beer course
- Introduce the phenomenon of beer and the beer industry
- To stipulate in what way activities related to beer and breweries could support the national economy- especially travel and hospitality industry
- History, traditions and latest trends in the production and consumption of beer
Cost and funding:
- No tuition fee and no accommodation fees
- Airport pick-up, health insurance, Prague transport pass, mailing of final transcript and visa support are included in the package
- Travel and cost of living are not funded
Successful applicants will receive: TBC
Successful applicants that meet WP criteria: TBC
Available spaces: 11
Incredible India at Lovely Professional University (Punjab, India)
A 4-week programme in which students will develop their knowledge about Indian culture, society, and language. They will have the opportunity to complete field trips to places such as the Himalayas.
This opportunity is open to all undergraduate students (except final-year students).
Dates: 13 June - 10 July
Academic content:
- Hindi classes
- Indian society, politics, and history
- Indian business environment
- Cultural activities such as yoga and cooking classes
Field trips to: Himalayas, Amritsar, Village trip
Cost and funding:
- No tuition and accommodation fees
- Meals are included- vegetarian options only
- Travel and cost of living are not funded
Successful applicants will receive: TBC
Successful applicants that meet WP criteria: TBC
Available spaces: 10
Hansung International Summer School at Hansung University (Seoul, South Korea)
Are you interested in Korean language and culture? Students will learn a Korean language and cultural programme covering a range of subjects including Politics, History, and Art with visiting lecturers for 4 weeks. There are a range of cultural activities alongside the classes and housing is available in dormitories.
This opportunity is open to all undergraduate students (except final-year students).
Dates: 28 June to 25 July
Academic content:
- Korean studies – History, Politics, Art
- Basic Korean Language
Cost and funding:
- No tuition fees
- Accommodation, some activities and field trips, and some meals are included in the programme
- Flights and other cost of living are not funded
- Placement fee of ₩150,000 (approx. £100)
- Application fee of ₩100,000 (approx. £67)
Successful applicants will receive: TBC
Successful applicants that meet WP criteria: TBC
Available spaces: 4
Introduction to Ancient Greek Philosophy and the Development of Western Civilisation at New York College (Athens, Greece)
This is a 2-week programme for students to develop their knowledge of Greek culture and will have the opportunity to complete cultural field trips in Athens.
This opportunity is open to all undergraduate students (except final-year students).
Dates: 26 June to 7 July
Academic content:
- Introduction to Ancient Greek Civilisation
- Tours to various
Cost and funding:
- No tuition fees
- Accommodation, flights, and cost of living are not funded. The price range for a 1-person room is between £900-1500 for the full duration. Students can also choose to stay in a studio and share a room with other students (2 or 4 guests).The price range here is between £700-1200 for the full duration.
Successful applicants will receive: TBC
Successful applicants that meet WP criteria: TBC
Available spaces: 9
Think Pacific – Remote Internship
Tackle international development issues and achieve real outcomes for Think Pacific’s partners in Fiji while developing your skills, experience and boosting your employability. You will learn from NGO and business leaders, government advisors and Fijian academic who will provide insightful mentoring, coaching and support throughout your programme.
This opportunity is open to all undergraduate students.
This programme is highly flexible as you can choose to work in the following structures:
- 4 weeks: 22-25 hours per week
- 8 weeks: 10-12 hours per week
- 12 weeks: 6-8 hours per week
Dates: Anytime over the summer, flexible dates depending on the virtual placement provided.
Programmes offered:
- Business & Enterprise
- Global Health
- Global Psychology
- Global Education
- International Development
- Environment & Conservation
- Engineering
- Marketing
- Sport Development
- NGO Mangement
Cost and funding:
The programme will be fully-funded for successful applicants.
Available spaces: 3
Engineering Summer School at MSA University (Cairo, Egypt) - Open to second-year students in the School of Engineering only
Second-year students from the School of Engineering are invited to apply for a 4-week summer school in Cairo, Egypt to study either Electronic Circuits Analysis or Green Manufacturing Systems. They will also participate in guided tours and cultural activities.
Dates: 22 May to 19 June
Academic content:
Choose one of the modules below:
- Electronic Circuits Analysis
This module is designed to provide students with introductory topics in semiconductor physics. It includes theory of operation and analysis of the P-N Junction Diode, Bipolar Junction Transistor (BTJ’s) and Field Effect Transistors (FET’s) and their applications.
It also enables students to understand concepts in the electronic amplifier theory, differential amplifiers, power amplifiers, tuned voltage amplifiers, feedback amplifiers, sinusoidal oscillators, and operational amplifiers. It provides considerable understanding and confidence in Engineering Electronics and develops the intellectual and practical skills necessary for Electronics Engineering area.
- Green Manufacturing Systems
This module is designed to provide students with a systems view of the manufacturing process that aims to efficiently use energy, water and raw materials in order to minimise air and water pollution and generate solid waste per unit of manufactured product.
Ways to decrease energy consumption, industrial safety, and loss prevention. Designed to promote by-product use and product recycling, establish optimisation strategy, devise treatment strategies for manufacturing waters, maximise yield and minimise waste effluents, environmental strategy and policy making, environmental engineering systems.
Cost and funding: No Tuition Fees. Accommodation, travel, and cost of living are not funded.
Available spaces: 8
Funding for disadvantaged students
To qualify for the additional funding available for disadvantaged students, you must meet one of the following criteria:
- Student with an annual household income below £25000
- Students receiving Universal Credit or income-related benefits because they are financially supporting themselves and someone who is dependent and living with them.
- Care leaver or care-experienced student
- Student with caring responsibilities
- Estranged students
- Refugees and asylum seekers
About the Global Greenwich Scholarship
The Global Greenwich Scholarship, funded by the University of Greenwich and Santander Universities, supports undergraduate students at the University of Greenwich to take part in flexible study or work abroad programmes lasting from one to eight weeks over the summer break, in-country or virtually.