Delhi Summer School
Delhi Warwick Summer School
A unique collaboration between Warwick Economics and The British School, New Delhi
Experience the best UK University teaching in the heart of new Delhi
REASONS TO APPLY
There are many excellent reasons to apply for the Delhi Warwick Summer School including the fact that we are the number 1 Economics Department in the UK according to the recent Times and the Sunday Times University League table 2015
LEARN MORECOURSES
Summer School students can apply to study one of the two high quality courses on offer. All teaching will be delivered by top Faculty from The University of Warwick's Department of Economics.
THE EXPERIENCE
Students will receive top quality teaching in the state-of-the-art facilities of The British School. They will also have a range of personal development sessions, ensuring the overall experience is both educational and fun.
Confirmed Warwick Faculty 2015
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Abhinay Muthoo
Head of the Department of Economics
and Co-director of the Warwick Policy Lab. Abhinay’s research interests include conflict and negotiation, international development and public policy. -
Elizabeth Jones
Director of undergraduate Studies and a highly respected A-level text book author. Elizabeth’s teaching expertise covers microeconomics and the principles of Economics. Her research interests are in the Economics of healthcare, educations and social policy.
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Siobhan Benita
Chief Policy and Strategy Officer for the Department of Economics
and Co-director of the Warwick Policy Lab. Siobhan is a former Senior Civil Servant who ran as an independent candidate in the 2012 Mayor of London election.
The British School in New Delhi was established in 1963 and is based in the heart of the diplomatic area in Chanakyapuri. It is home to a rich cultural mix of almost 850 students with 55 nationalities and offers exceptionally high academic standards and new state-of-the art facilities alongside a respect for Indian tradition and culture. It is the perfect place to experience top quality teaching from a top British university.