ll UNIVERSITY OF sarah J Omnrod MA iy CAMBRIDGE our Ret 1g Contacts PF Moana Z0v8 July/August 2017 Dear Colleague, The University’s International Summer Programmes (8 July - 18 August 2018) offer a heady mixture of tradition and innovation, as hundreds of students absorb the atmosphere of this remarkable place, learning from some of the finest academics, and from each other. The Programmes have a reputation for excellent teaching, fascinating courses and intriguing lectures. ‘Over 180 courses make up the open-access programmes: Ancient and Classical Worlds, Creative Writing, Art and Visual Culture, History, Inter linary, Literature, Medieval Studies, Science and Shakespeare. We also offer an English Law and Legal Methods Programme designed primarily for lawyers and law students. At the core of each programme are small, special study classes. These are complemented by a series of plenary lectures and evening talks, delivered by subject specialists from within the University and beyond. The Programmes are taught at undergraduate level and attract adults of all ages, from over 55 different countries. Around 50% of participants are current undergraduate or graduate students, and around 50% of all participants are aged 30+. The Art and Visual Culture Programme is new for 2018. We will also be offering a Pre-University Programme for 16-18 year olds combining lectures, study-skills sessions and supervisions. The Pre-University Programme will be held at Fitzwilliam College. Applications open in December; our website will have full details about the Programme: dates, accommodation options and fees, along with information about how to apply of www.ice.cam.ac.uk/intsummer. We will also send you a copy of our 2018 prospectus. ‘We would be most grateful if you could display the enclosed publicity materials to inform people about the Programmes. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries: intenq@ice.cam.ac.uk. Yours faithfully, ‘Sarah Ormrod University of Cambridge International Programmes Institute of Continuing Education Madingley Hall, Madingley Cambridge CB23 8AQ UK Tel: +44 (0)1223 760850 Fax: +44 (0)1223 760848 Email: inteng@ice.cam.ac.uk www. ice, cam.ac.uklintsummerUNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE International Summer Programmes 8 July - 18 August 2018 im Se cs eer nd Ancient and is Peelers Y creer g aA eee eT Esteli ohn ety Tenies=ieAigee Esser Pee eri oe pee etd cord Eerie combined tocresteapenonatsed Teri @~21 July eae et eee eielenmacsnena pin OaER SLT SST EC et Cees Laced papa pablpien cr feeel, Baer eerie tenons eer ct eeeny ery ened cee Ear ets Cree) Creative Writing gm Bema peste Ear aos eae cy Fed tengo camacik eeeThe Summer Programmes A choice of over 180 open-access courses gives you the ‘opportunity to create your own personalised study programme, Inaddition, each programme offer a series of themed plenary lectures together with more general evening talks. Hi Interdisciplinary Programme Term :8~21 July, Term: 22 July~ 4 August, Term ~18 August 2018 ‘Theideal programme if you want to combine subjects rom diferent csciplines You choose from rich Selection of courses whichinclude philosophy, polts, economics, international relations, psychology history and literature. The terms are independent: you may enrol for one, two oral thee terms. I Science Programme Term |: 8 ~21 July, Term: 22 July -4 August 2018 ‘This programme draws on the expertise of senlor academics from a University renowned forits innovation and scientific breakthroughs You can focus on courses inthe same discipline or choose courses from sifferent scientific fields Practical sessions include visits to institutes, collections and laboratories, Ii English Law and Legal Methods Programme 8-28 July 2018 Designed primarily for lawyers and law students who have no prior knowledge ofthe English legal system, this well-respected programme presents the central aspects of Friis lw. with emphasis on the general structure of the law and legal methods Teaching is through lectures and seminars. £NEW Art and Visual Culture Programme 2 July 4 August 2018 For undergraduates, graduates, teachers and those with a passion for art and visual culture. The programme offers a ‘multidisciplinary approach encompassing art, architecture, sculpture and fim, and draws on the magnificent collections across the University of Cambridge, Ancient and Classical Worlds Programme 8-21 July 2018 “This ich, multidisciplinary programme helps you to explore and immerse yourself in the latest thinking on ancient and classical worlds through thei artistic iterary, philosophical, religious, economic and scientific characteristics. The focus Ison the historical and cultural dimensions of these worlds. History Programme 22 July ~4 August 2018 ‘This programme attracts new and returning students to study specific historical figures, periods or events in etal Ranging from Roman times tothe present day, eminent historians offer courses that cover a wide range of problems and themes in British, European and global history. Medieval Studies Programme 5-18 August 2018 ‘This ever-popular programme offers you a unique and Unparalleled opportunity to work with some ofthe finest British medievalst. Our Course Directors encourage you to develop your own arguments about big historical issues ‘while guiding you to understand the complexities of your chosen field.NEW Pre-University Programme 15~ 28 July 2018 ‘Abroad ranging pre-unvesity programme fr 16-18 year-olds seeking to study at any ofthe worlds elite universities. Lectures, study-sklls sessions and supervisions will help you prepare forthe transition from school to university study. I Literature Programme Term :8 ~ 21 July, Term :22 July ~ 4 August 2018 Join a mix of adults of al ages, from the widely read tokeen beginners, to study world-renowned poets, playwrights and novelists Paying particulary close attention tothe words on the page, enthusiastic lecturers draw on writings of many different kinds and periods to offer a rich variety of voices and approaches. Il Shakespeare Programme 5-18 August 2018 Lear about the latest developments in Shakespeare studies. Choose complementary courses ora selection offering @ broad range of Shakespearean study. Some courses are workshop-based, some focus on specific plays some address recurring themes; others are actor ied, centering on performance I Creative Writing Programme 5-18 August 2018 For those wishing to develop their existing writing skis, either for professional use or aut of personal interest Workshop courses focus on practical writing skills and critica reflection. Plenary lectures welcome novelists, poets and writers of creative non-fiction to discuss ther ‘own work and the craft of witingStudy at one of the world’s leading universities ‘The University of Cambridge is one ofthe oldest universities Inthe world, with over 800 years of history, and is renowned, for ts academic achievement. Running for 95 years, but refreshed and revitalised annually, the University’s International Summer Programmes welcome participants from more than 55 countries each year. The Interdisciplinary Programme lets you combine courses from a wide range of subject areas, whilst our specialist programmes ‘Science, Ancient and Classical Worlds, Art and Visual Culture, story, Medieval Studies, Literature, Shakespeare, Creative Writing, and English Law and Legal Methods are more specifi It you would ke to study more than one subject, you can choose ‘two or more programmes, to give you a personalised study programme, lasting from one to six weeks. Each of the Programmes includes a sees of theme-telated plenary lectures which explore new ideas and will extend your knowledge of your chosen subjects. The more general evening talks are designed to add to your enjoyment ofthe Programme and introduce you to other subjects urnew two-week Pre-University Programme considers applications from 16-18 year-olds Courses ae taught by a combination of leading Cambridge scholars and guest subject specialists from beyond the University.Stay in a Cambridge College Toadd tothe academic experience you can stay and dine in one ofthe historic Cambridge Colleges, close tothe teaching siteand the vibrant city centre. This gives you the opportunity to meet fellow students studying other subjects. you prefer, there are also non-residential places available. Enjoy the long summer days ‘You can venture further afield by joining a Weekend excursion ‘or take part na traditional Celidh, Cambridge offers a wide variety of museums, concerts shops and open-air performances ‘of Shakespeare plays in College gardens. The city is ideal for ‘exploring on foot, or you can simply relax with trp on a punt fon the scenic River Cam. Who can apply? Allpartcipants must also meet our language requirements. The ‘main programmes are open to university students, professionals, and those with other experience. Gap-year students (who have aeady finished high school) canbe considered for admission ‘Any student under 18 admitted to the main programmes will need to be accompanied by a parent or quan acting as chaperone. Specific requirements apply to our Pre University Programme: further details willbe posted on our website. How do | apply? From December 2017 you can apply online, or request prospectus with an application form, fete ete