WSS Toolkit
Warwick Summer School
Toolkit 2026
If you are interested in promoting our fantastic Summer School opportunity to your students, you can use this webpage to find everything you need. Our Warwick Summer School is a three week programme for people aged 18+.
Please share the below materials electronically with your students and classes; or our useful toolkit of promotional materials is also available to download.
Should your students have any queries, or require further information, please invite them to contact our Admissions Team on . We'll also be hosting webinars and you can book individual appointmentsLink opens in a new window to speak with our team (webinar schedule coming soon).
We also work with institutions to coordinate group bookings. Please visit our group bookings webpage to find out more information about the benefits of working with us. If you have any queries about group bookings you can contact the Business Development and Project team on
If you are interested in our Pre-University Summer School, we also have a toolkit available for that which you can accessLink opens in a new window.
Resources
We'll be adding a range of resources to this Toolkit for you to use to promote the course. If you need anything else, please do contact us.
For printed copies of the digital brochure, please contact .
Key Facts
2026 Programme Dates:
Exploring British Culture WeekLink opens in a new window (optional extra): Saturday 4 July - Saturday 11 July 2026
Preparatory English - Online (optional extra): Monday 6 July - Friday 10 July 2026
Warwick Summer School: Sunday 12 July - Saturday 1 August 2026
Age: Must be 18 years or older at the start of the summer school.
Location: University of Warwick, Coventry, UK (see on map)Link opens in a new window
Courses: we have 12 courses running in 2026 in a range of disciplines, see the full course list here.
We host a number of webinars and live chats throughout the year - find out more and sign up for a session here.Link opens in a new window
Entry Requirements
Please see each course webpage for information on specific entry requirements. If the student's chosen course requires existing knowledge in the field, the student can attach their University transcript or a screenshot of their university modules from their student portal with their online application.
English Language Requirements:
Our Summer School courses are taught in English so students must be able to demonstrate a good level of English language and comprehension. We assess a student's English ability through their application and correspondence.
Applications
Applying to the Summer School couldn't be easier, students apply online and upload the required documents. A £50 application fee will be required.
Application Deadline
Friday 29 May 2026 (for students requiring a visa)
Friday 12 June 2026 (for students who require a ETA visa or who do not require a visa)
They will hear back from us quickly with an offer decision, we aim to do this within 3-5 working days. Once an offer is made, students have the choice to pay in full or pay a £1,000 deposit in order to secure their place (final balance due by 13 June 2026).
Students requiring visas will be sent visa invitation letters once a payment has been made.
What can students expect?
- 60 hours of teaching
- Guest lecture programme
- Social programme, with opportunity to select optional additional trips and visits including to the iconic capital city of London
- Sports activities - including swim and gym access if on-campus accommodation is booked
- Accommodation and catering options on campus (payable separately)
Teaching and Learning
Each course offered at the Summer School contains 60 hours of teaching. These hours of study include:
- 48 hours of teaching (lectures, seminars, labs, workshops, revision)
- 6 hours of guest lectures
- 6 hours of study groups
Students are also expected to complete 88 hours of independent study throughout the programme.
Certificates, Transcripts and Credit Transfer
All students will be awarded a certificate of attendance by the University of Warwick upon completion of the programme and this is sent to students after the programme comes to an end. In addition to an attendance certificate, students who sit the optional course assessment will also be sent an official University of Warwick transcript of results which can often be used for credit transfer at your home institution.
It is ultimately up to a student's home institution as to how much credit is awarded but we are happy to provide any necessary information to your registry or academic advisor to help them evaluate our courses. Students in previous years who have successfully transferred credits for our courses have received 7.5 ECTS/3 US credits.
Fees and Discounts 2026
| % Discount | Student* Rate | Standard Rate | |
| Application Fee | £50 | £50 | |
| Warwick Summer School Tuition Fee | £2,600 | £3,500 | |
| Loyalty Discount** | 15% | £2,210 |
£2,975 |
| Group Booking [10-19 students] |
20% | £2,080 |
£2,800 |
| Group Booking [20+ students] |
25% | £1,950 | £2,625 |
| Warwick Summer School Optional Extras | |||
| Exploring British Culture Week (inclusive of 1-week catered accommodation) If you add the Exploring British Culture week to your Summer School experience, your Warwick Summer School tuition fees will be reduced by 25% (this cannot be combined with other discounts) |
£2,310 (+ Summer School tuition fee £1,950) |
£2,310 (+ Summer School tuition fee £2,625) |
|
| Preparatory English (5 day online programme) | £750 | £750 | |
| 3-week accommodation (optional add on) (Catered and self-catered options available in three on-campus Halls of Residence. Price range reflects different options available -full details here). |
£907 - £1,747 | £907 - £1,747 |
*for any students in full-time education at any University or College worldwide.
** for Warwick Alumni, Warwick Students, Offer Holders, Summer School Alumni and Students at our partner institutions.