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Chiara Mortarino Bowie
North American Programmes Coordinator
Email: chiara.mortarino@richmond.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)20 7368 8426

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➤ Summer 2023 classes
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Richmond International Summer School

Summer is a lovely time to continue your studies in London. You can learn new skills, catch up on credit, enhance your CV, explore world-leading galleries and museums, and meet new and fascinating people, all the while enjoying lovely walks along the River Thames, quiet pints in quaint pubs and rocking with London’s great night life. So why not consider The Richmond International Summer School programme, where three to six week courses are available in a number of disciplines.

For any student wishing to take advantage of the summer course offerings please complete the online application form.

Academic Entry Requirements

To apply for the International Summer School programme you must submit evidence of your academic standing by providing any of the following:

  • Completed high school or equivalent certificate. We require your High School Diploma, IB or your A Level results
  • If you are about to graduate from high school we require your High School Transcript and/or Certificate
  • If you are a current university student we require your current university transcript
  • If you are not a current student we require your most up-to-date academic record

Please note: Evidence must be either a scanned copy of the original document or an official certified copy.

English Language Requirements

  • Valid IELTS 5.5 in each of the four components
  • Valid TOEFL iBT 72 overall with 72 with 17 Listening, 18 in Reading, 17 Writing, 20 Speaking

Please note: We accept a wide range of English Language Qualifications. Please contact us for further details

Academic Qualifications

If you are attending a university or college in your home country, you must be able to provide proof that you have achieved marks demonstrating satisfactory academic progress in the first year and additional years of study, with a minimum grade average of C+

Proposed Summer 2023 Classes

Click the buttons below to view the courses on offer during our 3 & 6 week options.

The university reserves the right to make alterations/cancellations to the summer classes on offer to reflect student demand.

Course content and delivery can be subject to change.

Follow a manual added link

3 Weeks – Session A

22 May – 9 June

Session A classes document (PDF 632 KB)

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3 Weeks – Session B

12 June – 30 June

Session B classes document (PDF 606 KB)

Follow a manual added link

6 Weeks

22 May – 30 June

6 week classes document (PDF 621 KB)

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Condé Nast Fashion Buying & Merchandise intensive course

12-30 June 2023

Course document (PDF 394 KB)

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3 Weeks – Session C

4 – 22 July

Session C classes document (PDF 396 KB)

Link to: ISS 3 Week Session A

Proposed Summer 2021 Classes

SUMMER 2021 COURSE SCHEDULE

Fees

6-week class option
Tuition
1 course £1,500
2 courses concurrently £3,000
6 week course + one 3 week course concurrently £3,000
3-week class option
Tuition
1 course £1,500
2 courses concurrently £3,000
Internship options
Tuition
6 Week 4 Credit Internship £2,000
Condé Nast Intensive Course*
Tuition and Paris trip

(for EU & International students)

1 course £3,475

*If you are a US student and you wish to apply for this course please contact our partner API

Housing

Students studying at Richmond during the Summer will be housed at iQ Haywood House in West Hampstead, a 25 minute, one-train journey from Chiswick Park. Please see fees below;

Room Type
Number of Rooms
Weekly Rate
Bronze en-suite 24 £288.00
Silver en-suite 29 £309.55
Silver en-suite 29 £309.55
Silver en-suite plus 36 £321.14
Silver en-suite plus 15 £321.14
Gold en-suite 51 £326.95
Gold en-suite plus 5 £341.34
Gold en-suite plus 4 £341.89
Bronze studio 16 £376.50

Room & Equipment Hire

We are offering the opportunity for classrooms, equipment and security services to be made available for anyone that would be interested in conducting classes here at the Chiswick Park Campus Building.

Chiswick Campus classrooms rental rates
Please note that a 15% discount will apply to all Richmond partners.

Teaching / lecture rooms
Capacity
Per hour
Per 1/2 day
(4 hrs)
Per day
(8 hrs)
Medium Classroom 20 – 22 £125 £450 £800
Large Classroom 30 – 35 £175 £500 £900
Specialist rooms        
Film & Photography Studio 15 £100 £300 £600
Equipment
Per hour
Per day
(8 hrs)
PC, & Clevertouch £25 £100
Flipchart £10 £50
Security Service
Per hour
Extra Security outside opening hours £15
IT
Per hour
IT Services £30

How can I apply?

Students from our partner and non-partner universities (US/EU and International)

Please complete the Online Application form by May 1.

Please provide us with the following personal details when making an application:

  • Choice of two classes per session (your preferred choice and an alternative)
  • Academic qualifications/transcript
  • English language qualification (if applicable)
  • Photocopy of the main page of your passport
  • One passport-sized photograph
  • Accommodation Declaration section on Application Form

The deadline for applications is 1st of May

What happens next?

Upon receipt your application,  we will email you with an invoice and instructions on how to make full payment online by credit card and other payment methods once we have approved your application and you have accepted your Summer School study place.

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