Architecture (Cambridge, 15-17) Summer Boarding Courses

Course Details

Learn all about architecture at this summer school in the historic city of Cambridge, from Summer Board Courses. The two-week program, for inquisitive students aged 15-17, will spark your passion for architecture and empower you to create a sustainable future. You'll explore the rich history of architectural styles, focusing on key design principles and sustainable practices. The interactive lectures, dynamic seminars, and hands-on workshops will nurture your communication, critical thinking, and collaboration skills. Plus, engaging guest speakers and industry experiences bring real-world relevance to your learning. You'll also get dedicated academic coaching to support your UK university applications. A great opportunity to develop the skills you need for success in the 21st century!

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Accommodation

Live and study in the impressive surroundings of a top boarding school
Don’t go hungry - all meals and snacks provided throughout the day
Plenty of space for recreational activities

Tuition

Teaching delivered by experts in architecture
Learn through 25 hours of academic classes each week
Widen your thinking through interactive seminars and practical workshops
Opportunities to develop English language skills such as public speaking

Extracurricular Activities:

Meet like-minded students from a wide range of cultural backgrounds
Plenty of free time for social activities with your new friends
Think about your future with a career counselling clinic
Enjoy a graduation ceremony when you receive your certificate of completion

Summer Boarding Courses (SBC), is a diverse community of young learners from 152 nationalities embarking on an academic adventure at some of the UK's most prestigious institutions, including Eton College, the University of Oxford, and Cambridge College. With a track record of supporting over 15,800 students, SBC stands out as the first multi-campus summer school to achieve a perfect score of 15 out of 15 Areas of Strength in the British Council Inspection.

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