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University of Lancashire, Preston, UK
17-20 years old
3 weeks
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July - Boarding
| Start | 7/18/2026 |
| End | 8/8/2026 |
| Duration | 3 Weeks |
| Price | $5,014 |
This programme offers an exceptional opportunity for international students to experience UK university-style study while developing the essential skills, knowledge, and attitudes required to succeed in the global workforce.
In today’s interconnected world, success depends on more than academic knowledge. Students must become globally competent individuals—able to understand different cultures, think critically, and collaborate across borders.
This programme introduces students to the concept of the Global Graduate, equipping them with the tools needed to navigate and thrive in an increasingly complex and international environment.
The curriculum is built around three key pillars that define global competence:
Students will explore:
The global economic and political environment
Sustainability and the circular economy
Self-awareness and personal identity
Students will develop:
Intercultural communication
Creative thinking
Critical thinking
Students will cultivate:
Respect for different perspectives
Social responsibility
Open-mindedness
By the end of the programme, students will:
Develop a strong understanding of global issues and challenges
Learn to appreciate diverse perspectives and worldviews
Build the ability to interact confidently across cultures
Explore ways to contribute to collective well-being and sustainable development
Strengthen their communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills
The programme is delivered through a highly interactive and engaging academic structure:
18 hours of teaching per week
Classes led by experts in global competence and intercultural communication
Small group discussions and collaborative learning
Focus on real-world global issues and case studies
4 days of academic study per week
Wednesdays: Cultural and educational day trips across the UK 🇬🇧
Weekends: Optional trips to destinations such as London and Cheshire Oaks
This format ensures a balance between academic learning, cultural exploration, and personal development.
Students will work collaboratively to explore global issues while developing practical skills for the modern world. The programme culminates in a mini United Nations-style debate, where students represent different countries and discuss topics linked to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
What is Global Competence?
Developing Self-Awareness
Introduction to the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Understanding Personal Cultures
The Global Political and Economic Environment
Global Project 1
Wednesday Trip: Manchester
Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions
Hall’s Cultural Theories
Non-essentialist Views of Culture
Practical Intercultural Communication (Part 1)
Creative and Critical Thinking (Part 1)
Sustainability and the Circular Economy
Global Project 2
Wednesday Trip: Lancaster (including visit to a stately home)
The Global Political Environment
Practical Intercultural Communication (Part 2)
Equality and Diversity in the Workplace
Social Responsibility
Creative and Critical Thinking (Part 2)
Global Project 3 & Final Presentations
Wednesday Trip: Lake District (including steam train and boat experience)
Students will study at a leading UK university with a long-standing academic heritage and a strong global outlook.
Founded in 1828, the university has evolved into a modern, multi-campus institution, welcoming students from over 100 countries worldwide. With partnerships across more than 120 institutions globally, it offers a truly international learning environment.
The university is ranked within the top 7% of universities worldwide, reflecting its commitment to academic excellence and innovation.
Students benefit from experiencing authentic university life, including independent learning, critical discussion, and collaborative work.
Students are accommodated in modern university residences:
En-suite single rooms
5–10 minute walk to campus
Shared kitchens (4–6 students per flat)
Safe and supervised environment
University canteen available for breakfast and lunch
Students often prepare meals together in shared kitchens
Wide range of affordable cafés and restaurants near campus
This setup encourages independence, social interaction, and cultural exchange.
Full academic tuition (18 hours per week)
Accommodation in university residences
Weekday educational and cultural trips
Access to university facilities
All academic materials and resources
Final project and UN-style debate experience
Certificate of attendance
The university is conveniently located approximately 40 minutes from Manchester Airport, making it easily accessible for international students.
Direct train connections from the airport
Taxi transfers available
This programme goes beyond traditional learning by combining:
Academic development
Cultural exploration
Personal growth
Global awareness
Students leave with a deeper understanding of the world, stronger communication skills, and the confidence to succeed in international environments.
By the end of the programme, students will not only understand global challenges — they will be prepared to engage with them thoughtfully, responsibly, and effectively.
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