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Answers to your questions about the UCL Laws Summer School
Application process
- What are the entry requirements?
Our entry requirements for the Summer School are:
- A minimum of 18 years old at the time of study
- A GPA of 3.3 or B+ average if you have completed school
- A 2.1 average or 3.3 GPA or equivalent If you are currently studying at or have completed University
- If you are a non-native English speaker, IELTS 7.0 or above, with a minimum of 6.5 in each component
English language requirements
UCL Laws Summer School language requirements are Level 2:
- IELTS, 7.0 or above (minimum 6.5 in each component),
- TOEFL (Internet based), 96 or above (minimum 24/30 in reading and writing, 22/30 in listening and speaking)
- Pearson Test of English (Academic), 76 or above (minimum 75 in each communicative skill)
- CAE or CPE, 180 or above (minimum 172 in each component)
You do not need to submit evidence of your English language level if:
a) You are a national of a UKVI ‘majority English speaking’ country: Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Malta, New Zealand, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, United Kingdom or United States of America.
- What is the application deadline?
The deadline for applications is Friday 26 April. We run a rolling admissions process which means once the course is full we close applications. Therefore we suggest you apply as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
If you would like to apply after the deadline, please contact the UCL Laws Summer School team.
- How do I make an application and how is it processed?
You can book your place online. If we require any further documentation, we will be in touch.
- What is the payment deadline?
Payment will be taken in full at the time of booking your place. If you do not meet the requirements of the course, your payment will be refunded.
- Is there accommodation?
Accommodation is arranged and paid for separately by the individual. UCL Laws Summer School students are guaranteed accommodation in UCL Halls of Residence. The halls are in central London, a short walk from Bentham House.
If you are interested in stayig at UCL Halls of Residence please contact us and we will send you a code to use for your booking.
Course information
- How many hours of teaching are there?
There are 4.5 hours of teaching per day which amounts to 45 hours over the 10 days of the UCL Laws Summer School. Students are expected to complete 40 hours of additional study during this time.
- How will I access the reading?
All reading materials will be provided by UCL Laws.
- Are the courses accredited?
It is currently not possible to gain credits when taking the UCL Laws Summer School. Students will receive a Certificate of Completion providing that they attend at least 75% of classes and achieve a pass on the summative assessment.
Fees
- What are the fees?
- Standard rate: £3,250 | Early bird rate: £2925
- Student / Public sector / charity / not-for-profit organisations: £2,250 | Early bird rate: £2,025
- UCL Laws alumni rate: £2,750 | Early bird rate: £2475
- Early bird rates apply if you sign up by 31 December 2024.
- What is included in the fees?
Fees include:
- all teaching classes
- all reading materials
- light refreshments each day
- access to the UCL Library
- networking opportunities
- an end of course social
- Does UCL Laws offer discounts?
UCL Laws offers a range of rates, please see above. An early bird discount of 10% is applied if you sign up before 31st December.
- How do I make a payment?
Payment is made online in full via the UCL store using a credit/ debit card at point of booking. If you would prefer to receive an invoice please contact us.
Visas
- Will I need a visa?
The UK visa policy allows visa-free entry for up to six months to citizens of several countries, most of which are from the EU and Commonwealth states. If you are not from the countries included on the visa-exemptions, then you will need to apply for a standard visa.
If you need to apply for a visa, you should make sure to apply for the UCL Laws Summer School course as soon as possible to make sure there is enough time for the visa process.
- How do I obtain a visa letter?
The UCL Laws Summer School office will be able to provide you with a visa letter. Please contact the UCL Laws Summer School team.
Terms and Conditions
- Could my course be cancelled?
A minimum number of individuals is required for each course to run. If the course is cancelled, UCL Laws will let you know by 17 May at the latest.
We will refund in full any course fees or give you the option to move your place to the next available course date. Please note that UCL Laws accepts no responsibility for travel or accommodation arrangements or costs, and travel/ accommodation should be booked at your own discretion.
- What is the refund policy for the programme?
If you are unable to attend, and not in a position to substitute your place to another person or move your booking to the next available date, then the following cancellation charges below will apply:
• 6-8 weeks before the course starts: 40% of the fee paid
• 4-5 weeks before the course starts: 75% of the fee paid
• Less than 28 days before the course starts: 100% of the fee paid.- Terms and Conditions
Please see UCL’s Terms and Conditions.