Fees and Dates

Fees

'Early Bird' discount

For all fully completed applications received by the 26th February 2021, we are delighted to offer an 'Early Bird' discount. The 'Early Bird' fees are:

For fully completed applications received after the 26th February 2021, fees for the ISS are as follows:

If you choose to study with us on-campus, the closing date for applications is 14th May 2021. If you choose to study with us online, the closing date is 28th May 2021. Also, if you choose to study with us online, you can remove the Accommodation Fee to calculate your total fee.

If your university is one of our partners you will be entitled to a discount on your fee.  For a list of our partners, please click here.

Please note: If you completed an application and paid for the 2020 International Summer School, your tuition and accommodation fees will be frozen at the amount you paid. If you are unsure of the fees you paid for 2020, please contact us.

Dates

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update

The University is closely monitoring the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation. Currently, the International Summer School (ISS) is scheduled to have an in-person programme on the University of Liverpool campus.

Whilst we hope it does not come to this, we do reserve the right to cancel the on-campus ISS or cancel certain individual bookings if we believe the risk to people's health becomes unacceptable. If we cancel the on-campus ISS or your individual booking, or if for any reason you cannot attend the on-campus ISS, we will refund your fees.

The University's liability will not extend beyond this refund. We will not be liable for any associated costs of attending the ISS that you are unable to recover such as travel costs. Please ensure you have appropriate travel insurance to protect you in this case.

Your Right to Cancel

Typically, you have the right to cancel your booking with a full refund during the first 14 days after you have paid. This is called the cancellation period. However, the International Summer School has taken the decision to waive the normal 14-day cancellation period and allow a full refund if you wish to cancel your application at any time up until your suggested arrival date.

This is in ackowledgement of the greater uncertainty applicants face during the ongoing COVID-19 pglobal pandemic.