The University recognises that a semester or whole year abroad is a huge undertaking and isn’t for everyone. A great alternative is a summer school at one of our partner universities or through an organisation such as the British Council. Summer opportunities are generally a mix of social and cultural activities which can involve taught classes, industry visits, and practical sessions, as well as cultural activities and trips. These may be restricted to students on certain programmes or open to all students. Please contact the Global Opportunities team if you are interested in short-term summer opportunities.
Successful applicants can apply for Santander Funding through Global Opportunities. These funds can be used towards the registration fee, accommodation and travel. If you wish to apply for a scholarship, please email GO@lincoln.ac.uk.
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Students from select programmes at the University of Lincoln are eligible to attend a cultural and social summer programme at the KDU Penang University College. Typically the programme lasts two weeks and takes place during the summer vacation. Students are able to visit local businesses, experience classes at KDU, meet local students, and experience Malaysian culture. Watch our students' videos below to find out more about how they enjoyed their summer programme and what they enjoyed most.
Students have the opportunity to join a broad range of exciting summer schools worldwide. Summer programmes can vary and typically last between 2 and 4 weeks, during the months of July and August. Students who are interested in participating in a summer school progamme should contact the Global Opportunities team to find out more. Recent summer school programmes have included a Japanese beginners language and culture course at one of three partner universities in Japan, based either in Tokyo, Kyoto, or the beautiful Japanese island of Kochi; two-week social and cultural experience held at KDU in Penang; Malaysia for students from specific programmes, German beginners language courses in Germany and a wide range of summer schools in most disciplines at one of University of Lincoln's partner universities in the Netherlands. Please check with the Global Opportunities team to see if your course is eligible for a summer school programme.
Amy Helliwell who attended the Japanese language and culture summer school at the Kyoto Women's University has this to say about her experience:
I thought this programme was very interesting and fun. I explored Japanese cultures and places a lot. I am very happy I could have this opportunity. Thanks everyone at the University for supporting and helping me!
Amy Helliwell,
BA (Hons) English