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    Computational Design for Manufacture Summer School
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    Computational Design for Manufacture Summer School

    by King's College London

    Study computational design for manufacture through King's College London's undergraduate summer teaching, combining active classroom learning with independent study and campus life.

    Last verified: 9 Oct 2026Reviewed by:BSBen Stacy

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    Computational Design for Manufacture at a glance: cost, dates and eligibility

    Current status

    Upcoming

    Eligibility

    Undergraduates or relevant professional experience

    Age range / Year group

    Ages 18+

    Location / Region

    London, United Kingdom

    Cost

    £2,650; £3,690

    Duration

    2 weeks

    Format

    In-person

    Applications open

    9 November 2026

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    DesignEngineering
    Accommodation: Optional single en-suite residence
    Certificate / Outcome: Completion certificate and results transcript
    Campus experience: Libraries, classrooms and extracurricular activities
    Contact hours: 45 minimum; Monday-Friday, 4-5 hours daily
    Independent study: 3-5 hours across the program

    Computational Design for Manufacture summary

    Computational Design for Manufacture is a course within King's College London's Undergraduate Summer School, using the school's active, research-based teaching approach.

    Expect classroom participation, collaboration and independent study, alongside access to campus facilities and a summer student community.

    Its strongest appeal is focused academic exploration; credit transfer depends on approval from your home institution.

    What is Computational Design for Manufacture Summer School?

    Computational Design for Manufacture is a taught course within King's College London's Undergraduate Summer School. Its academic focus is computational design for manufacture, delivered within a school that emphasizes experiential, research-based learning.

    The wider teaching model combines workshops, seminars and lectures with active participation and independent thought. Students study on campus, complete academic assessments and can join extracurricular activities with other summer students.

    Why Succeed highlights Computational Design for Manufacture

    • The active teaching model gives students a reason to participate and collaborate rather than simply listen.

    • Regular academic assessment and a results transcript provide a documented record of study.

    • Campus facilities and extracurricular activities support both academic work and a broader university experience.

    • Optional university housing offers a practical alternative to arranging accommodation independently.

    Who is Computational Design for Manufacture for?

    Best for

    Students interested in computational design for manufacture who want active academic study and a university campus experience.

    Not ideal if

    You want a lightly scheduled vacation course or need guaranteed credit transfer.

    Is Computational Design for Manufacture worth it?

    The course can be worthwhile if its subject focus fills a clear gap in your academic interests. Active teaching, assessment and access to university facilities make it a structured study experience, with value depending on how fully you participate.

    Balance that academic appeal against the intensive workload and the full cost of living and traveling in London. If degree credit is central to your decision, obtain your home institution's approval before committing.

    A practical overview of cost, accommodation, meals, dates and provider details to review before deciding.

    Cost and what is included

    £2,650; £3,690; includes Academic tuition and course materials., On-campus Wi-Fi., Use of library, classroom and catering facilities., Completion certificate., Extracurricular activities, excluding travel., Residential package: accommodation with linen and towels..

    Accommodation

    Optional single en-suite residence

    Provider details

    Review the King's College London provider page and official sources before making a final decision.

    Dates and logistics

    2 weeks; London, United Kingdom.

    What to check before committing

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    How much preparation does Computational Design for Manufacture need?

    Effort level

    High for a short summer course.

    Best started

    Prepare documents a few weeks before 9 November 2026; allow longer for language testing or international travel.

    Main challenge

    Balancing active classes, assessment work and independent study.

    Typical preparation

    • Gather academic records and any required English-language evidence.

    • Draft a personal statement explaining your academic interest.

    • Ask your home institution about credit transfer before committing.

    • Plan accommodation, meals and travel separately from classroom time.

    Useful if

    You want to test your interest in computational design for manufacture.

    What do students do on Computational Design for Manufacture?

    You study computational design for manufacture within an active university teaching environment. Classroom participation and independent study lead toward assessed academic work, with extracurricular activities alongside the course.

    Step-by-step process

    1. 1

      Attend scheduled classes and participate in individual and group learning.

    2. 2

      Complete independent study and asynchronous learning alongside teaching.

    3. 3

      Complete the module's required assessments.

    4. 4

      Join extracurricular activities with other summer students.

    5. 5

      Receive your academic results and applicable completion record.

    Computational Design for Manufacture dates and deadlines

    Programme dates

    19-30 July 2027

    Upcoming

    Applications open

    9 November 2026

    King's 2027 summer school application opening.

    Upcoming

    Eligibility and requirements

    • Age 18 or older when the program begins.

    • Undergraduate enrollment or relevant professional experience beyond education.

    • Normally a 2:1 average or equivalent GPA of 3.3/4.0.

    • Lower GPAs may be considered according to individual circumstances.

    • Meet King's taught-program English-language requirements.

    How much does Computational Design for Manufacture cost?

    Tuition-only fee

    £2,650 — One two-week course.

    Funding or discounts

    • Residential package: £3,690 — Tuition plus accommodation.
    • Application fee: £65 — Non-refundable; partner-institution applicants are exempt under the application guidance.
    • Early-application tuition: £2,550 — For applications by 29 January 2027.
    • Early-application residential fee: £3,590 — For applications by 29 January 2027.

    What's included

    Academic tuition and course materials., On-campus Wi-Fi., Use of library, classroom and catering facilities., Completion certificate., Extracurricular activities, excluding travel., Residential package: accommodation with linen and towels.

    How to apply to Computational Design for Manufacture

    1. 1

      Complete your personal details in King's undergraduate application form.

    2. 2

      Select Computational Design for Manufacture and choose the residential package if desired.

    3. 3

      Provide academic and university-enrollment evidence, English-language evidence when required, and a personal statement.

    4. 4

      Pay the application fee unless exempt and enter the payment reference.

    5. 5

      Review and submit your application.

    6. 6

      Following a successful decision, pay the tuition fee to confirm your place.

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    What is a typical day on Computational Design for Manufacture?

    A typical day during the program.

    Academic teaching

    Monday-Friday, normally 09:00-13:00 or 14:00-18:00; plan for 4-5 campus hours daily and at least 45 contact hours.

    Independent study

    Allow 3-5 hours of independent study and asynchronous learning across the program.

    Example social activities

    The example timetable shows Monday-Thursday activities from 18:00-20:00, including a reception, walking tour, cinema and comedy.

    Who teaches on Computational Design for Manufacture?

    King's commits to appropriately qualified teaching staff. Summer teaching and assessment follow academic standards equivalent to modules delivered during the regular academic year.

    Where do students stay on Computational Design for Manufacture?

    Residential plan

    • Single en-suite housing: Stay at Great Dover Street Apartments in a single room with a shower; linen and towels are provided.
    • Shared kitchens and facilities: The residence has shared kitchens, study areas, common rooms, a gym and laundry facilities.
    • Residence security: King's residences have 24-hour security, with secure access and communal-space CCTV at Great Dover Street.
    • Campus and social access: The residential package includes campus facilities, Wi-Fi and social activities, excluding activity travel.

    Non-residential plan

    • Tuition-only option: Students can choose tuition without university housing while retaining campus facilities and extracurricular access.
    • Campus food outlets: Campus cafés and food outlets provide options for refreshments and lunch; budget separately for meals.

    Great Dover Street has refurbishment scheduled during 2026/27, with possible noise disruption and room moves.

    What happens after Computational Design for Manufacture?

    After completing this program, participants often pursue:

    Develop critical thinking through active academic participation.

    Practice collaboration and independent thought.

    Receive a completion certificate and academic results transcript.

    Seek home-institution approval for external degree credit.

    Typical module equivalents are 3-4 US credits or 7.5 ECTS; transfer is at your home institution's discretion.

    Where does Computational Design for Manufacture take place?

    The course is part of King's London campus summer school, whose campuses are connected by public transport. For residential students, Great Dover Street Apartments is about a ten-minute walk from Guy's Campus and London Bridge station.

    Arrange your own airport transfer to your housing.

    Computational Design for Manufacture FAQs

    It belongs to King's Undergraduate Summer School. The taught programs require students to be at least 18 and normally enrolled in an undergraduate program or have relevant professional experience.

    Plan for at least 45 contact hours, normally 4-5 campus hours each weekday. Modules also require 3-5 hours of independent study and asynchronous learning across the program.

    Summer modules typically correspond to 3-4 US credits or 7.5 ECTS. Your home institution decides whether to accept the credit, so seek approval before relying on it.

    The optional undergraduate residential package uses Great Dover Street Apartments. Students receive single en-suite rooms with a shower, linen and towels.

    Attendance is compulsory. Passing requires attendance at at least 80% of classes and completion of the assessment requirements.

    The tuition fee includes a completion certificate, and students receive a final mark on a Record of Agreed Results transcript. Students attending 80% of classes who audit assessments may receive an attendance certificate.

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    • Student Experience | Summer Programmes | King’s College London
    • Great Dover Street
    • Information for applicants | Summer Programmes | King’s College London
    • Summer at King's | Summer Programmes | King’s College London
    • Summer School, Winter School and Bespoke Programmes Terms and Conditions 2027
    • Undergraduate Summer School | Summer Programmes | King’s College London

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