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University of Cambridge Campus, UK

Medicine & Health Care Program - Cambridge University

About the provider: "Scholastic" - Program leaders are active Cambridge Professors from Finance, Economics, Quantum Computing, Medicine departments. Since 2012.

age icon 16-29 years old

time icon 2 weeks

book icon Weekly hours: 36


Embark on an intellectual adventure with our Summer Academic Programme, an exceptional gateway for young, driven minds to delve into their chosen subjects!

  • This dynamic two-week, professor-led programme is designed to fuel and unleash academic ambitions, offering an unparalleled opportunity for students from around the world to converge and collaborate.
  • Students will explore various industries, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and forge innovative ideas.
  • Perfect for parents looking to nurture their child's educational journey, this programme promises an academically enriching experience that captivates and fascinates young scholars.


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Location

The program will be held at Colleges of the University of Cambridge:

  • Sidney Sussex

  • Clare Hall

  • Lucy Cavendish

  • Hughes Hall

What's Included

  • Accommodation for 13 nights in a University of Cambridge college.

  • Daily breakfast and dinners, with a memorable distinctive formal dining experience in the Cambridge tradition on the day of the graduation ceremony.

  • All academic activities, such as lectures, supervisions, revisions/seminars, master talks with world-class speakers, organisational visits, final group presentations, and access to teaching venues.

  • A rich social and cultural schedule, including excursions to London and Oxford.

  • Convenient transportation, including airport pick-up and drop-off shuttle services, as well as transportation for the day trips to London and Oxford.

  • A UK SIM card with prepaid allowances for data, calls, and texts.

  • Comprehensive insurance coverage.

  • Programme awards as outlined in the program details.

Activities

  • Cambridge Formal Dinner
  • Salsa Dancing
  • Punting
  • Bouldering
  • Film Night
  • Cambridge College Tour
  • Castle Hill Sunset

Accommodations

  • Participants accommodated in various University of Cambridge college buildings.

  • Majority of accommodation in single/twin rooms with shared, unisex bathrooms.

  • Dormitory rooms vary in size, shape, and style across different colleges.

  • En-suite single rooms available upon special request.

  • Additional charge for en-suite rooms, offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Excursions

  • Museum Visits: British Museum, The Natural History Museum and much more.
  • Historical and Educational Sites: Christ Church College, Bletchley Park, The Supreme Court of the UK and much more.
  • Outdoor and Scenic Locations: River Thames, Shakespeare’s Globe and much more.

Transportation

Includes airport pick-up and drop-off shuttle services for London Heathrow.

Arrival and Departure Times:

  • Will be set 3 different times on the arrival day for pick up and students are encouraged to purchase flight in accordance with the set time.

  • Morning after 9am, afternoon and evening no later than 6pm is assumed. Specific times will be announced soon.

Transportation provided for day trips to London and Oxford.

Lesson Plan

  • Benefit from the guidance of University of Cambridge faculty members, gaining access to the latest innovations and academic insights in your chosen field.
  • Develop academic skills and nurture interests through engaging lectures and small group sessions led by Cambridge professors and PhD supervisors.
  • Participate in vibrant cultural activities and embark on inspiring visits to prestigious companies and cutting-edge research institutions.
  • Experience life as a Cambridge student, joining like-minded individuals from around the world in a traditional and world-leading academic atmosphere in Cambridge and the UK.

Evaluation Overview:

  • Multifaceted Evaluation: Participants' work assessed thoroughly by experienced professors and dedicated supervisors.
  • Presentation Opportunity: 15-minute presentations allow participants to showcase critical findings, methodologies, and implications.
  • Constructive Feedback: Participants receive valuable feedback and constructive criticism.
  • Skill Development: Focus on effective communication and honing presentation skills, promoting academic growth and excellence.

Certification and Rewards:

  • Recommendation Letter for Top 20%: Exceptional students in the top 20% receive a recommendation letter from a Cambridge Professor, acknowledging performance and enhancing future opportunities.
  • Programme Director's Reference: Personalised reference letter from the Cambridge Programme Director, highlighting participation and achievements.
  • Accredited Certificate of Attendance: Official certificate signed by a Cambridge Professor and accredited by the British Accreditation Council, recognizing academic commitment.

Program Highlights:

  • Professor & Supervisor Total Contact Time: 30+ hours
  • Professor-Led Lectures: 8 hours
  • Project & Academic Supervision: 8 hours
  • Practical Workshop: 6 hours
  • Subject Presentation: 3 hours
  • Cambridge Master Talks: 4 hours
  • Cultural & Social Activities: 12 hours
  • Excursion in Oxford & London: 2 days

Sample Tutors

Prof. Ian Goodfellow:

  • Role: Professor of Virology, Deputy Head of Department (Pathology).

  • Research Focus: RNA virus replication and pathogenesis, control measures for virus infections.

  • Key Achievements: Developed the first infectious reverse genetics system for noroviruses.

    • Pioneered in the study of norovirus pathogenesis.

    • Played a crucial role during the 2014-16 Ebola virus epidemic by setting up diagnostic and sequencing facilities in Sierra Leone.

  • Current Position: Holds an honorary position at the University of Makeni, Sierra Leone; established a research facility for post-Ebola capacity building.

  • Lecture Topics:

    • Mechanisms of calicivirus protein synthesis.

    • Formation of the calicivirus replication complex.

    • RNA-protein interactions in calicivirus replication.

Extras

  • Ensuite accommodation fee (if required): £800

  • Pocket Money Advice: £30 per day (for lunch and etc.)

Requirements

Target Audience: High School, Undergraduate and Postgraduate students aged 16 and above, aiming to develop academic knowledge and experience Cambridge culture.

Transcript Requirements:

  • Current transcript from school/university to demonstrate basic knowledge in the subject of application.

  • Preference for students studying relevant subjects.

Proof of English Proficiency:

  • High level of English required for interaction and final assessments.

  • Acceptable proofs include English proficiency test certificates, school transcripts, or competition certificates.

Personal Statement: A statement (2000 characters) outlining goals, aspirations, and suitability for the programme.



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