Since 1923, when the University of Cambridge first provided short periods of study for visitors form all around the world, its International Summer School has grown into a large and lively international community, with over 500 students from more than 50 countries. The intellectual, artistic and historic environment of Cambridge provides traditional and non-traditional students a unique opportunity to explore the history and culture of Great Britain. No applications will be accepted after March 12, 2001. Refunds for withdrawal from the program will be determined by the U of U International Center and contracted agencies according to recoverability of incurred costs. Breakfast is served buffet style.
Dinner is a more formal three course meal.
Both meals are served in the college dining hall. There are several inexpensive options within a ten minute walk, including the University Center cafeteria and the college dining halls. The International Summer School offers classes in many fields including politics, history, literature, architecture, sociology, and the arts as well as courses relating to English life and culture. Two class periods and an optional general lecture are held each morning. One afternoon class and an optional evening lecture complete the day.