Cursos en el extranjero

Summer Sessions en University College London

Con una amplia gama de cursos de verano con créditos que se ofrecen en muchos de sus departamentos académicos, los estudiantes pueden elegir el tema que mejor se adapte a sus intereses académicos o personales.
Los cursos se imparten en el campus de Bloomsbury y utilizan Londres como entorno de aprendizaje con visitas y excursiones por la ciudad y sus alrededores.
UCL ofrece alojamiento en el corazón de Londres y la Escuela de Verano también ofrece un programa de eventos sociales y culturales para ayudarlo a aprovechar al máximo su tiempo en la capital.
La UCL se clasifica constantemente entre las mejores universidades del mundo (clasificada en el puesto número 8 en el mundo en general, QS 2023) y la Escuela de verano de la UCL ofrece a los estudiantes una oportunidad única de experimentar la vida como estudiante de la UCL.

Fechas:

  • Session 1: 3 semanas. Fechas: 26 de junio al 14 de julio de 2023.
  • Session 2: 3 semanas. Fechas: del 17 de julio al 4 de agosto de 2023.

REQUISITOS: Nivel de idioma Avanzado, se tiene que demostrar con la nota de un examen oficial entre las siguientes o bien realizando un examen de inglés online propio de la universidad.

Nivel de idioma requerido: Un mínimo de IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge Advanced, según el curso de que se trate. Consultar para más información.

También es necesario tener una nota de los cursos universitarios que se hayan impartido de un equivalente a un GPA de 3.0.

Áreas:

Brain Sciences
Computer Science
Crime and Security
Culture, Literature and the Arts
Economics, Business and Management
Education and Research
English for Academic Purposes
Geography and the Built Environment
Health
History and Philosophy
Law
Medical Sciences
Politics and International Relations
Sciences and Mathematics

Más abajo puedes ver los cursos que se imparten de cada una de estas áreas. 

Alojamiento en UCL

  • En residencia S.C.: Self catering. Con desayuno. Posibilidad de prepararse las comidas. Habitación individual.

 

Precios y fechas

Haz clic en cualquiera de los precios de la tabla para rellenar la calculadora de presupuestos.

Elije la duración: de 3 a 3 semanas

Semanas
3

Summer Sessions

En Residencia SC
4.990 €
Fechas de inicio: 26 de Junio. 17 de Julio.

Cursos de Summer Sessions en University College London

A continuación se muestran los cursos que se imparten en verano en UCL Summer School en distintas áreas. Todos ellos tiene una duración de 3 semanas. Se trata de escoger uno de los cursos. Las clases se imparten por las mañanas de lunes a viernes. Algunas tardes se imparten conferencias o seminarios relacionados con cada curso.

University College London organiza actividades sociales, por las tardes y noches, como una cena crucero por el río, eventos sociales y actividades culturales. Estas actividades son opcionales.

University College London Summer School

Univeristy College London ofrece cursos de verano en una gran variedad de áreas académicas que cubren la mayoría de las materias, desde las artes hasta las ciencias, y su enfoque innovador en el estudio interdisciplinario para examinar problemas globales les distingue.

Con sede en el corazón de Londres, UCL es una universidad líder en el mundo. La excelencia académica y su ubicación en una de las capitales más dinámicas del mundo le brindan beneficios personales, sociales y académicos inigualables que mejorarán cualquier CV o currículum.

Una Universidad Global

UCL tiene un alcance global y una visión global. Actualmente dan la bienvenida a estudiantes de más de 150 países diferentes, y reconocen y celebran la diversidad y los diferentes puntos de vista que aportan nuestros estudiantes. El personal académico, proveniente de alrededor de 100 países diferentes, es igualmente diverso.

Perspectiva global, problemas globales

Los cursos que se ofrecen dan una idea del espíritu y la experiencia académica de UCL. Su objetivo es convertir a todos sus estudiantes en “ciudadanos globales”, y lo invitan a reflexionar sobre los problemas que afectan al mundo entero. También pretenden llevar su aprendizaje más allá de la clase a través de actividades y excursiones. Londres es excepcionalmente rico en arquitectura, historia, cultura y comercio, y ofrece innumerables casos de estudio para estudiantes de todas las disciplinas.

 

Residencia, habitación individual self-catering

Las residencias están situadas en el centro de Londres. No inlcuyen comidas, sino cocinas para poder cocinar, sin embargo, se puede optar por desayunar y comer en Wilkins Refectory Café por un precio de estudiante.

Las tres residencias disponibles son modernas, bien situadas y disponen de muchas instalaciones.

En las habitaciones:
-cómoda cama de tres cuartos (más grande que una individual)
-escritorio y espacio de trabajo conectado a Wi-Fi
-armario, estantes y espacio de almacenamiento
-fregadero lavabo
-ropa de cama incluida
-limpieza de habitaciones y cambio de sábanas una vez por semana

En las zonas comunes:
-área de cocina
-seguridad 24/7
-áreas comunes para socializar
-cuartos de lavado
-WiFi gratuito en todo el edificio
-espacio exterior
-ascensores y acceso minusválidos

Actividades sociales y culturales

La Summer School de UCL será una experiencia académica satisfactoria y gratificante que requerirá mucho trabajo y dedicación. Sin embargo, también nos esforzamos por ofrecerte la oportunidad de conocer a otras personas de todo el programa, disfrutar de un tiempo fuera de sus estudios y experimentar lo mejor de Londres (¡todo en el espacio de tres o seis semanas!). Nuestro programa social y cultural consiste en una serie de eventos y actividades cuidadosamente seleccionados que te permiten relajarte, divertirte y hacer amigos.

Algunos ejemplos son:

  • Recepciones de bienvenida
  • Concursos
  • Noches de karaoke
  • Picnics
  • Paseos junto al río
  • Musicales del West End
  • Obras de Shakespeare
  • Viajes de fin de semana a Oxford o Cambridge
  • Fiestas en barco

Áreas de estudio

A continuación se muestran los cursos que se imparten en verano en University College London en distintas áreas. Todos ellos tiene una duración de 3 semanas. Se trata de escoger uno de los cursos. Las clases se imparten por las mañanas de lunes a viernes. Algunas tardes se imparten conferencias o seminarios relacionados con cada curso.

University College London, organiza actividades sociales, por las tardes y noches, como una cena crucero por el río, eventos sociales y actividades culturales. Estas actividades son opcionales.

Escoge un área de estudio

  • Brain Sciences-Sesion I

    • Business Psychology
    • Developmental Neuroscience and Neurology
    • How the Brain Works and What Can Go Wrong
    • Language and the Mind: An Introduction to Psycholinguistics
    • Psychology in Action
  • Brain Sciences-Sesion II

    • Business Psychology
    • Mental Health and the Mind
  • Computer Science-Sesion I

    • Data Driven Web-Based Applications
    • Data Science and Big Data Analytics (Level 2)
    • Health Data Science and Data Analytics in Healthcare (Level 2)
    • Scientific Computing in Python (Level 2)
  • Computer Science-Sesion II

    • Data Driven Web-Based Applications
    • Data Science and Big Data Analytics (Level 2)
    • Statistics with R and RStudio
  • Crime and Security-Sesion I

    • Cybersecurity Risk Management
    • Understanding and Countering Radicalisation and Terrorism
  • Culture, Literature and the Arts-Sesion I

    • Action! Introduction to Film Studies
    • Ancient Ideas in the Modern World
    • Gender Studies
    • Shakespeare's London
    • The Dark Side of London
  • Culture, Literature and the Arts-Sesion II

    • British Literature and the Birth of Mass Media: Victorian Periodical to Modernist Magazine
    • Creative Writing
    • Fairy Tales and their Retellings
    • Literary London
    • Modern and Contemporary Art in London
    • Public Art, Graffiti and the Right to the City
    • Youth and Globalisation
  • Economics, Business and Management-Sesion I

    • Business Psychology
    • Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
    • International Trade and Migration
    • Mathematics for Economics (Level 2)
    • Money, Banking and Cryptocurrencies (Level 2)
    • Principles of Microeconomics
    • Project Management
    • Society, Technology and Behaviour
  • Economics, Business and Management-Sesion I

    • Business Psychology
    • Digital Business Transformation
    • Economics for Sustainability: Climate Change and Social Inequalities
    • English for Business and Management
    • International Business Strategy and Development
    • Medical Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Level 2)
    • Politics of Global Development
    • Principles of Macroeconomics
    • Strategic Management and Leadership
    • Youth and Globalisation
  • Education and Research-Sesion I

    • Educational Representations Through Media
    • What is Education?
  • Education and Research-Sesion II

    • The Sociology of Education
    • Youth and Globalisation
  • English for Academic Purposes-Sesion I

    • English Language Skills for Academic Purposes
  • English for Academic Purposes-Sesion II

    • English for Business and Management
    • English Language Skills for Academic Purposes
  • Geography and the Built Environment-Sesion I

    • Climate Change and Sustainability in Practice
    • Global London: Contemporary Urbanism, Culture and Space
    • Graphic Skills for Urban Studies
  • Geography and the Built Environment-Sesion II

    • Battery Technology
    • Energy and Future Cities: Innovating London's Architecture
    • London's Urban Development: Politics, Policy and Design
  • Health-Sesion I

    • Evidence Based Healthcare Practice (Level 3)
    • Global Health: Local and International Perspectives
  • Health-Sesion II

    • Global Migration and Health
    • Medical Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Level 2)
    • Mental Health and the Mind
  • History and Philosophy-Sesion I

    • The Cold War and the Contemporary World Order: Lessons for Understanding the World Today
  • History and Philosophy-Sesion II

    • An Archaeological History of London
    • Wars and Violence (Level 2)
  • Law-Sesion II

    • International Commercial Litigation
  • Medical Sciences-Sesion I

    • Clinical Trials (Level 2)
    • Evidence Based Healthcare Practice (Level 3)
    • Nanotechnology in Medicine (Level 2)
  • Medical Sciences-Sesion II

    • Medical Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Level 2)
  • Politics and International Relations-Sesion I

    • Foreign Policy Analysis (Level 2)
    • International Relations
    • International Trade and Migration
    • Making Policy in International Development
    • Populism and the Challenge to Western Democracy
    • The Cold War and the Contemporary World Order: Lessons for Understanding the World Today
  • Politics and International Relations-Sesion I

    • Economics for Sustainability: Climate Change and Social Inequalities
    • International Politics of Human Rights
    • Politics of Global Development
    • Wars and Violence (Level 2)
    • Youth and Globalisation
  • Sciences and Mathematics-Sesion I

    • Astrophysics and Cosmology
    • Bioscience and Society: Public Engagement, Policy and Funding
    • Climate and Energy (Level 2)
    • Developmental Neuroscience and Neurology
    • Mathematics for Economics (Level 2)
    • Quantitative Finance: Maths in Investment Banking (Level 3)
    • Quantitative Modelling Techniques for Finance and Actuarial Sciences (Level 3)
  • Sciences and Mathematics-Sesion II

    • Anatomy and Developmental Biology
    • Urban Geoscience: the London Perspective

Business Psychology

This module introduces students to the key findings and theories concerning how people think, feel and behave in organizations. It is equally relevant to students wishing to gain an understanding of business psychology at the university level as it is to students keen on developing hands-on skills that can be applied in organisational settings. The module focuses on topics such as motivation, negotiations, group and network dynamics, social status, influence, and individual personality. The module features interactive lectures, research exercises, and experiential activities, including individual negotiations, group problem-solving, and using data analysis to make strategic business decisions.

Developmental Neuroscience and Neurology

The brain develops rapidly during the fetal and early postnatal period. While some aspects of development are genetically guided, others are activity-dependent. This means that special patterns of spontaneous electrical activity are required to correctly wire up the brain. This partly explains why fetal and neonatal brain injury can result in life-long negative consequences. Brain injury can result in either suppressed electrical activity or excessive electrical activity in the form of seizures. As a result, fragile early brain networks do not receive the carefully balanced patterns of electrical activity which they need to develop correctly. In this module you will learn about this critical foundation of normal brain development, and how it can go wrong.

How the Brain Works and What Can Go Wrong

The brain is an amazing object which controls human lives – it is a complex inter- connection of neurons which store our memories and knowledge and has a complex brain chemistry. However, our brains can sometimes go wrong- either because there is something wrong with our genetics or brain chemistry or due to some injury to the brain and central nervous system at some at some point in our life. Brain dysfunction can have a major impact upon an individual’s ability to live and interact within their environment, depending on where the injury or dysfunction occurs. The brain is also affected by the environment and many genetic vulnerabilities in individuals do not necessarily result in dysfunction unless there is a maladaptive or threatening environment e.g. such as in schizophrenia.

This module will look at what we know about healthy brains – how the brain is structured, the different types of brain cells, localisation of function and neurochemistry of different brain areas, communication within the brain and how we investigate the brain in week 1. In weeks 2 and 3 the module will look at dysfunction in relation to vison, hearing, movement, memory, thinking, emotion and behaviour. UCL is ranked as second in the world for neuroscience and students will get to hear about the amazing world class research that takes place within the Faculty of Brain Sciences and its constituent parts: the Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, the Division of Psychiatry, the Institutes of Ophthalmology and Neurology and the Ear Institute.

Language and the Mind: An Introduction to Psycholinguistics

This module is an introduction to Psycholinguistics, an interdisciplinary field of study which aims to understand how humans learn, represent, comprehend, and produce language. It will begin by asking what it means to know a language and explore the nature of our linguistic competence. Students will examine core properties of mental representations and processes involved in acquiring and understanding language, and how linguistic processes unfold in real time. Finally, students will explore issues in perception, production and acquisition in three core domains: speech sounds, words, and sentences. The experimental studies discussed in the lectures and seminars include those which employed eye tracking and EEG in reading, comprehension and lexical decision tasks, as well as semantic and syntactic priming in comprehension and production tasks.

Psychology in Action

Our aim is to develop students’ psychological literacy through the cycle of enquiry and evidence. Students will be introduced to key conceptual issues, methodological approaches and significant findings in scientific psychology, their historical background, and the kinds of empirical evidence on which these findings are based. We will take simple questions, and cut across traditional disciplines looking for answers.

Business Psychology

Mental Health and the Mind

Data Driven Web-Based Applications

Data Science and Big Data Analytics (Level 2)

Health Data Science and Data Analytics in Healthcare (Level 2)

Scientific Computing in Python (Level 2)

Data Driven Web-Based Applications

Data Science and Big Data Analytics (Level 2)

Statistics with R and RStudio

Cybersecurity Risk Management

Understanding and Countering Radicalisation and Terrorism

Action! Introduction to Film Studies

Ancient Ideas in the Modern World

Gender Studies

Shakespeare's London

The Dark Side of London

British Literature and the Birth of Mass Media: Victorian Periodical to Modernist Magazine

Creative Writing

Fairy Tales and their Retellings

Literary London

Modern and Contemporary Art in London

Public Art, Graffiti and the Right to the City

Youth and Globalisation

Business Psychology

Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice

International Trade and Migration

Mathematics for Economics (Level 2)

Money, Banking and Cryptocurrencies (Level 2)

Principles of Microeconomics

Project Management

Society, Technology and Behaviour

Business Psychology

Digital Business Transformation

Economics for Sustainability: Climate Change and Social Inequalities

English for Business and Management

International Business Strategy and Development

Medical Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Level 2)

Politics of Global Development

Principles of Macroeconomics

Strategic Management and Leadership

Youth and Globalisation

Educational Representations Through Media

What is Education?

The Sociology of Education

Youth and Globalisation

English Language Skills for Academic Purposes

English for Business and Management

English Language Skills for Academic Purposes

Climate Change and Sustainability in Practice

Global London: Contemporary Urbanism, Culture and Space

Graphic Skills for Urban Studies

Battery Technology

Energy and Future Cities: Innovating London's Architecture

London's Urban Development: Politics, Policy and Design

Evidence Based Healthcare Practice (Level 3)

Global Health: Local and International Perspectives

Global Migration and Health

Medical Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Level 2)

Mental Health and the Mind

The Cold War and the Contemporary World Order: Lessons for Understanding the World Today

An Archaeological History of London

Wars and Violence (Level 2)

International Commercial Litigation

Clinical Trials (Level 2)

Evidence Based Healthcare Practice (Level 3)

Nanotechnology in Medicine (Level 2)

Medical Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Level 2)

Foreign Policy Analysis (Level 2)

International Relations

International Trade and Migration

Making Policy in International Development

Populism and the Challenge to Western Democracy

The Cold War and the Contemporary World Order: Lessons for Understanding the World Today

Economics for Sustainability: Climate Change and Social Inequalities

International Politics of Human Rights

Politics of Global Development

Wars and Violence (Level 2)

Youth and Globalisation

Astrophysics and Cosmology

Bioscience and Society: Public Engagement, Policy and Funding

Climate and Energy (Level 2)

Developmental Neuroscience and Neurology

Mathematics for Economics (Level 2)

Quantitative Finance: Maths in Investment Banking (Level 3)

Quantitative Modelling Techniques for Finance and Actuarial Sciences (Level 3)

Anatomy and Developmental Biology

Urban Geoscience: the London Perspective

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