Programme dates
19-30 July 2027

Global Health Summer School combines health-focused study at King's College London with interactive teaching, independent learning and university-standard assessment.
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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
Global Health is a taught module within King's College London's Undergraduate Summer School. It offers a focused academic route into the subject through the university's active summer teaching model.
Expect classroom participation, independent study and assessment rather than passive attendance. The wider summer experience also includes campus facilities and extracurricular activities.
The strongest fit is someone seeking structured subject exploration and willing to engage with academic work. Any credit transfer needs agreement from the student's home institution.
Global Health Summer School is a taught Global Health module within King's College London's Undergraduate Summer School. It combines subject study with the university's summer teaching approach, which emphasizes participation, collaboration and independent thought.
Students learn through formats such as interactive lectures, workshops and seminars, then demonstrate their learning through assessment. Campus study is complemented by independent work and opportunities to join the wider summer school's extracurricular activities.
The active teaching model gives students opportunities to discuss and apply ideas rather than simply listen.
At least 45 contact hours create a substantial academic commitment for a short course.
University-standard assessment and a transcript provide a formal record of learning.
The optional residence and included extracurricular activities connect academic study with the wider university experience.
Students interested in global health who want active academic study, assessed learning and a university campus experience.
You want a light-touch summer activity or need guaranteed credit toward your degree.
This can be worthwhile if you want structured global health study and will make full use of interactive teaching, assessment and campus resources. A certificate and transcript give you a record of the experience, while your reflections on what you learned determine its longer-term academic value.
The main trade-offs are the intensive workload and the wider expense of studying away from home. If degree credit is central to your decision, secure your home institution's approval before committing.
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Cost and what is included
£2,650; £3,690; includes Academic tuition for the selected course., Course materials., On-campus Wi-Fi., Campus libraries, classrooms and catering facilities., Certificate on completion., Extracurricular activities, excluding travel., Residential option: accommodation at Great Dover Street Apartments..
Accommodation
Optional single en-suite room
Meals
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Provider details
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Dates and logistics
2 weeks; London, United Kingdom.
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Compare with similar programsEffort level
Intensive academic study.
Best started
Four to six weeks before applications open, allowing longer for English testing and international travel planning.
Main challenge
Keeping up with active classes while completing assessed work.
Gather your academic records and any required English-language evidence.
Prepare a personal statement explaining your interest in the course.
Discuss credit transfer with your home institution and budget for housing, meals and travel.
Read the cancellation terms before paying or making travel commitments.
Useful if
You want to test your interest through structured global health study.
You study Global Health through an active taught module, combining classroom participation with independent learning and assessment. You can also join the undergraduate summer school's extracurricular activities.
Attend the scheduled lectures, workshops and seminars.
Contribute to discussions and collaborative classroom activities.
Complete independent study and asynchronous learning alongside classes.
Complete the module's required assessments.
Join extracurricular activities alongside your academic work.
Programme dates
19-30 July 2027
Applications open
9 November 2026
Opening milestone for the 2027 summer school.
Early application discount
29 January 2027
Discounted totals: £2,550 tuition or £3,590 residential; this is not an admission deadline.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Programme dates | 19-30 July 2027 | Local | Upcoming | |
Applications open | 9 November 2026 | Local | Upcoming | |
Early application discount | 29 January 2027 | Local | Upcoming |
Age 18 or older at the program's start.
Undergraduate enrollment or relevant professional experience beyond education.
Normally at least one completed year of undergraduate study.
Normally a 2:1 average or equivalent GPA of 3.3/4.0.
Lower academic grades may be considered individually.
Meet the English-language requirements, normally CEFR C1 or equivalent.
Provide a personal statement and academic eligibility evidence.
Course fee
£2,650 — One two-week course.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Academic tuition for the selected course., Course materials., On-campus Wi-Fi., Campus libraries, classrooms and catering facilities., Certificate on completion., Extracurricular activities, excluding travel., Residential option: accommodation at Great Dover Street Apartments.
Prepare a personal statement and evidence of academic and English-language eligibility.
Use the undergraduate application form to enter your personal details.
Select Global Health and choose the tuition or residential option.
Provide the required university and language evidence.
Pay the application fee unless exempt and enter the payment reference.
Review and submit your application.
If offered a place, pay the course fee to confirm it.
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A typical day during the program.
Expect 4–5 hours daily, usually 09:00–13:00 or 14:00–18:00, with at least 45 contact hours overall.
Plan for 3–5 hours of independent study and asynchronous learning across the two weeks.
The example Monday–Thursday timetable shows 18:00–20:00 activities such as a reception, walking tour, cinema and comedy.
King's commits to appropriately qualified teaching staff and applies the same academic standards used for its regular modules. Teaching emphasizes active participation through lectures, workshops, seminars and other interactive formats.
Great Dover Street has refurbishment works during 2026/27, with possible noise disruption and room moves.
After completing this program, participants often pursue:
Receive a certificate on completion.
Receive a final mark on a Record of Agreed Results transcript.
Request academic credit transfer through your home institution.
Develop critical thinking, collaboration and independent learning.
Typical credit equivalence is 3–4 US credits or 7.5 ECTS; your home institution decides whether to accept it.
King's summer teaching takes place on campus in London, with most summer modules based at Strand and Guy's campuses. Great Dover Street Apartments is approximately a ten-minute walk from Guy's Campus and London Bridge Station.
Students arrange their own airport transfer to their housing.
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