Summer School masterclasses
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Masterclasses run throughout the programme and are designed to prepare you for the university application process in the UK.
I enjoyed the Masterclasses the most, I found those incredibly helpful in preparing my UCAS university application, particularly for Imperial."
Luc, Hong Kong
Medicine and Life Sciences
At the 2023 masterclasses, you can expect to learn about:
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Applying to UK universities
Join the Recruitment team as they cover the steps involved when applying to UK universities and discover more about the UCAS application process. You’ll have the opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the admissions process, and the team will provide tips and advice on what makes a successful applicant.
Career planning
What is effective career planning and how can you start to use this to make the most of your time now and at university? What activities will help develop your career awareness and knowledge? How can you start to research career ideas related to STEM courses and begin to consider the range of options available to you as a university graduate? This session will give you hints and tips to get you started on your next steps and will be delivered by experienced Careers Consultants from Imperial College's Career Service.
At the 2023 masterclasses, you can expect to learn about:
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Interview skills and admissions tests
Join us to get useful tips and guidance on university interviews and how admissions tests may be used. We'll cover how to best prepare and what you might expect when being asked to interview.
Personal statement workshop
Discover more about UCAS personal statements. You’ll find out how the personal statement is used and receive guidance on how to write this important part of the UCAS application, as well as tips on what to include, and what not to include.
Who runs the masterclasses?
Student Recruitment Team
A team of trained scientists, mathematicians and expert advisors on higher education. The diversity of experience is reflected in the wide variety of ways they work with schools and colleges, from providing tutors to support their science activities to delivering workshops that prepare students for the application process.