Spring Program | Summer Program |
Spring Programs offer a broader focus on academics, guided by your chosen course. | Summer Programs offer a deeper focus on your chosen course. |
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Availability
1 Week Programs | |
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March 29th - April 4th | |
Unavailable | |
April 5th - April 11th | |
Unavailable | |
2 Week Programs | |
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March 29th - April 11th | |
Unavailable | |
June 28th - July 11th | |
£395 | |
July 12th - July 25th | |
£395 | |
July 26th - August 8th | |
£395 | |
Want help choosing your second course?
Click here to see our full list of available courses.
4 Week Programs | |
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June 28th - July 25th | |
£7295 | |
July 12th - August 8th | |
£7295 | |
Want help choosing your second course?
Click here to see our full list of available courses.
1 Week Programs | |
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March 29th - April 4th | |
Unavailable | |
April 5th - April 11th | |
Unavailable | |
2 Week Programs | |
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March 29th - April 11th | |
Unavailable | |
June 28th - July 11th | |
£395 | |
July 12th - July 25th | |
£395 | |
July 26th - August 8th | |
£395 | |
Want help choosing your second course?
Click here to see our full list of available courses.
4 Week Programs | |
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June 28th - July 25th | |
£7295 | |
July 12th - August 8th | |
£7295 | |
Want help choosing your second course?
Click here to see our full list of available courses.
Want to study more than one course?
Extend your stay and expand your mind! Select from the following programs and you can choose two courses to study when you complete your application form:
- All Spring two week programs (2 x 1 week courses)
- All Summer four week programs (2 x 2 week courses).
Want help choosing your second course?
Click here to see our full list of available courses.
Course Outline
Timetable
Our Summer Programs feature a strong focus on your chosen subject, and leave plenty of time for excursions.
A typical Summer Program weekday | |
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Time | Activity |
8am | Breakfast |
9am – 1pm | Subject Courses |
1pm | Lunch/free time |
Afternoon | Activities or Taster Courses |
Varies | Dinner |
7pm | Evening Lecture |
8pm | Evening Activities |
10.30pm | Curfew |
A typical Summer Program excursion day | |
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Time | Activity |
Varies | Breakfast |
Full day excursion | |
Past excursions have included: London, Brighton, Oxford, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwick Castle and many others! | |
Lunch & Dinner | Own arrangements |
8pm | Evening Activities |
10.30pm | Curfew |
Please note, these are meant as a rough guide only and are subject to change.
Tasters Courses
Why not enhance your experience by adding a couple of Taster Courses to your program? Click on this link for more details.The following Taster Courses are available alongside this Course during the summer. You can add one Taster Course for each week you will be in Cambridge (i.e. for a two week course, you can add two Tasters):
Community Outreach (£150)
Creative Writing (£395)
History (£395)
International Espionage (£395)
Introduction to Architecture (£395)
Introduction to Coding (£395)
Introduction to Economics (£395)
Introduction to Filmmaking (£395)
Introduction to Robotics (£395)
Fancy becoming the next Elon Musk? Start with our Introduction to Robotics taster where you will learn the basics of electronic circuits by building them with your own hands. You will design and construct your own device, and emerge with knowledge and skills needed to begin your journey towards building your own self-driving car!
Music Composition (£395)
Philosophy & Ethics (£395)
Do you ever wonder about the big questions like what it means to be alive, or how to be good in a world as complicated as ours? Philosophers have been asking these questions for centuries and some of their suggestions may surprise you. This taster asks students to dig in deep and bring their thinking caps with them for sessions all about reality and our place in it. Based on lively, respectful debate and deep contemplation, this taster is perfect for anyone looking to challenge their assumptions and expand their mind.
Photography (£395)
Pre-Hospital & Emergency Medicine (£395)
Young Leaders (£395)
Testimonials
Entry Requirements
All Reach Cambridge courses are open to students aged between 14-18 years old.
All courses are taught in English. In order to get the most out of the learning experience, students are advised to have a level of English conducive to understanding sophisticated academic language and to converse with other students and staff in English at all times.
We do offer English as Second Language courses if you, or we, feel that this is more appropriate. Your personal statement will help indicate to us your level of English. We will also ask for a copy of your latest school transcript to help us assess the teaching level of the courses.
Course Outline
The Spring Program is a personalised study program, with students able to join us for either one or two weeks. Combining academic subject study, leadership and study skills, our classes and workshops are complemented by excursions to historical and cultural sites, both within and outside of Cambridge, as well as group activities.
Students gain insight into how to prepare for higher education anywhere in the world, equipping them to become a successful leader and scholar in the 21st century. Workshops and lectures include team-building, presentation skills, debating, study skills, interview skills and community outreach.
Each week there will also be three half-day personalised study sessions. These offer students the chance to explore some of the topics taught at undergraduate level, and access excellent academics in their discipline of choice – the perfect opportunity to experience what it would be like to study their dream course or land their dream job.
Subjects available:
- Biotechnology
- Business Management & Economics
- English Literature
- Computer Science & Maths
- Law
- Medicine & Life Sciences
- Politics
- Physics & Engineering
- Psychology
Teaching consists of lectures, workshops, discussions as well as individual and small group work. This mix gives students a feel for how teaching and learning take place at universities all around the world.
Students will be accommodated in Reach Hall, our grand Victorian headquarters situated in the centre of Cambridge next to the river Cam; the perfect location from which to visit Cambridge’s many Colleges and museums.
The Spring Program is perfect for students looking to combine personal academic development with essential learning and leadership skills.
Timetable
Our Spring Programs feature a strong focus on your chosen subject, and leave plenty of time for excursions.
A typical Spring Program weekday | |
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Time | Activity |
Breakfast | |
Morning | Subject Courses |
Lunch/free time | |
Afternoon | Workshops/Activities |
Dinner | |
Evening | Evening Lecture |
Evening Activities | |
Curfew |
A typical Spring Program excursion day | |
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Time | Activity |
Morning | Breakfast |
Full day excursion | |
Past excursions have included: London, Brighton, Oxford, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Warwick Castle and many others! | |
Lunch & Dinner | Own arrangements |
Evening | Activities |
Curfew |
Please note, these are meant as a rough guide only and are subject to change.
Tasters Courses
Taster Courses are not available in our Spring Program.
Testimonials
Entry Requirements
All Reach Cambridge courses are open to students aged between 14-18 years old.
All courses are taught in English. In order to get the most out of the learning experience, students are advised to have a level of English conducive to understanding sophisticated academic language and to converse with other students and staff in English at all times.
We do offer English as Second Language courses if you, or we, feel that this is more appropriate. Your personal statement will help indicate to us your level of English. We will also ask for a copy of your latest school transcript to help us assess the teaching level of the courses.