Summer School Prospectus

Specialist Summer Schools 2004

Information for pupils

Below you will find a list of subjects and dates for the Specialist Summer Schools running in 2004. Specialist Summer Schools are fully residential, completely free of charge and aimed at giving year 11 pupils across England an introduction to higher education, and to particular subject areas.

If you are interested in attending one of the Specialist Summer Schools listed below, you will need to see your teacher who has a REFERENCE PACK of information. This gives further details about all the Specialist Summer Schools and most importantly outlines any previous experience, interests or skills required to take part, for example, the ability to play a musical instrument. Alternatively, you can find this reference information on: www.p4p.northeast.ac.uk

Places at Specialist Summer Schools are very limited; you will therefore need to complete the PUPIL STATEMENT SECTION at the back of the application form to help us to decide who should be offered a place.

Please don’t forget to put the COURSE CODE next to your Summer School choice in the box on the application form.

Title/subject of summer school	Place	Dates	University	Course code
Agriculture	Shropshire	28 June–2 July	Harper Adams University	SP01
Animal health	Shropshire	28 Jun –2 July	Harper Adams University	SP02
Animal welfare	Lincoln	12-17 July	University of Lincoln	SP03
Art, Design and Architecture	Canterbury	25-31 July	Kent Institute of Art and Design	SP04
Archaeology	Bristol	11-19 July	Bristol University	SP05
Architecture	London	25-30 July	London Metropolitan	SP06
Art and Design	Norwich	4-9 July	Norwich School of Art and Design	SP07
Art: ‘Creative Futures’	Falmouth	11-18 July	Falmouth College of Arts	SP08
Art: ‘Creative Futures’	Falmouth	17-24 July	Falmouth College of Arts	SP09
Art - Performing Arts	Cumbria	18-24 July	Cumbria Institute of the Arts	SP10
Art –Media Production	Cumbria	18-24 July	Cumbria Institute of the Arts	SP11
Art – Design and Make	Cumbria	18-24 July	Cumbria Institute of the Arts	SP12
Art: ‘Hat fair’ – Performing Arts	Winchester	28 June–4 July	King Alfred’s College, Winchester	SP13
Art: Creative Communications	Stoke on Trent	5-9 July	Staffordshire University	SP14
Art: Digital Arts and Media	Teesside	18-23 July	University of Teesside	SP15
Art: Fashion	London	19-23 July	London Institute	SP16
Art: Fine Art, Typography, Graphic Communication	Reading	18-23 July	University of Reading	SP17
Business: Doing Business	Leeds	5-9 July	University of Leeds	SP18
Business	Shropshire	28 June–2 July	Harper Adams University	SP19
Computer Animation	Poole	11-16 July	Bournemouth University	SP20
Computer Games Development	Bolton	19-23 July	Bolton Institute	SP21
Computers: Using Computers in Art and Design	Canterbury	25-31 July	Kent Institute of Art and Design	SP22
Dance	Leeds	11-17 July	Northern School of Contemporary Dance	SP23
Dance	London	12-16 July	Trinity College of Music	SP24
Engineering/ Food Technology	Sheffield	19-23 July	Sheffield Hallam University	SP25
General Higher Education	Cambridge	12-24 July	University of Cambridge	SP26
General Higher Education	Oxford	11-16 July	University of Oxford	SP27
Law	Bristol	5-9 July	Bristol University	SP28
Maritime Studies	Portsmouth	12-16 July	University of Portsmouth	SP29
Mechanical Engineering	Bath	4-10 July	University of Bath	SP30
Mechanics: Robotics and Mechatronics	Liverpool	19-23 July	Liverpool John Moores University	SP31
Medicine – Access to Health Studies	Wolverhampton	15-20 August	University of Wolverhampton	SP32
Medicine and Health	Birmingham	18-23 July	University of Birmingham	SP33