Programme Details

Modules and Pathways

You can study on the International Summer School for either three weeks or six weeks.

• Choose the three-week programme and study four modules, earning up to 20 UoL credits or 10 ECTS.
• Choose the six-week programme and study eight modules, earning up to 40 UoL credits or 20 ECTS.

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• You can choose all your module choices from one specialist pathway or pick and mix modules from across pathways.
• Further improve your English language skills by choosing our non-credit bearing module called English Communication Skills.

• Modules in the week 1-3 programme

  

  The programme in weeks 1-3 gives you the opportunity to study in the following subject areas:

  • Global Grand Challenges
  • Historical Perspectives
  • International Cross-border Concerns

  Please click on subject for syllabus.

  Block A

  Module	Pathway
  60s Culture: Beatles, Merseypoets and the Visual Arts	Historical Perspectives
  Global Gender Relations (Click here to watch module video description)	International Cross-border Concerns
  Sustainable Development: Case Studies in Liverpool City‌	Global Grand Challenges

  Block B

  Module	Pathway
  Vikings in Britain	Historical Perspectives
  Cultural Diversity and Global Communication Trends (Click here to watch module video description)	International Cross-border Concerns
  Developing a Green University Campus	Global Grand Challenges

  Block C

  Module	Pathway
  English Communication Skills	NON-CREDIT BEARING
  Corporate Social Responsibility (Click here to watch module video description)	International Cross-border Concerns
  Global Marketing - Thinking Global, Acting Local (Click here to watch module video description)	Global Grand Challenges

  Block D

  Module	Pathway
  Liverpool, A City of Transformations (Click here to watch module video description)	Historical Perspectives
  International Relations (Click here to watch module video description)	International Cross-border Concerns
  Challenges in Global Health (Click here to watch module video description)	Global Grand Challenges

• Modules in the week 4-6 programme

  

  The programme in weeks 4-6 gives you the opportunity to study in the following subject areas:

  • Communication in a Connected World
  • Doing Business
  • Liverpool DNA
  • Science without borders

  Please click on subject for syllabus.

  Block A

  Module	Pathway
  Art and Public Sculpture	Liverpool DNA
  Topical Conversations in Psychology (Click here to watch module video description)	Science without borders
  Consumer Behaviour (Click here to watch module video description)	Doing Business
  Your international student experience: reflection and publication	Communication in a Connected World

  Block B

  Module	Pathway
  Liverpool, City of Music	Liverpool DNA
  Psychology of Communication (Click here to watch module video description)	Science without borders
  Supply Chain Management (Click here to watch module video description)	Doing Business
  Intro to Teaching English as a Foreign Language ‌(Click here to watch module video description)	Communication in a Connected World

  Block C

  Module	Pathway
  Architecture and Social History in Liverpool	Liverpool DNA
  Regional Environmental Diversity across the UK	Science without borders
  Business Strategy (Click here to watch module video description)	Doing Business
  Critical thinking in an age of fake news and false information (Click here to watch module video description)	Communication in a Connected World

  Block D

  Module	Pathway
  Football City: Sport and Culture in Liverpool	Liverpool DNA
  Discovering Liverpool’s Research & Enterprise Centres of Excellence	Science without borders
  Leadership in Contemporary Business (Click here to watch module video description)	Doing Business
  English Communication Skills	NON-CREDIT BEARING

We will try to place all students in their chosen module classes. However please be aware that modules which do not recruit enough students may be withdrawn. Modules may also be cancelled due to other reasons. In this case, the University of Liverpool will contact you to agree an alternative module choice.