Introducing ICRGU and BCUIC Summer School programs
ICRGU Healthcare Horizons Academy – Summer 2025
High school students interested in a future in healthcare can gain hands-on experience this summer at International College Robert Gordon University’s (ICRGU) Healthcare Horizons Academy, hosted at Robert Gordon University (RGU), Aberdeen. The week-long summer program is an exciting opportunity for students to explore pathways in pharmacy, nursing, physiotherapy, radiography, occupational therapy, and dietetics.
Students participating in the program will receive the following benefits:
- Practical Experience
Students will engage in workshops and simulations at RGU’s state-of-the-art facilities, which include the Pharmacy Simulation Centre, Clinical Skills Centre, and Human Performance Lab.
- Expert Insight
Sessions are led by experienced healthcare professionals and university faculty.
- Career Discovery
Students can explore multiple healthcare fields, preparing for future undergraduate study.
- Cultural Enrichment
A chance to experience Scottish culture while connecting with peers from around the world.
The program is ideal for students considering the following degrees:
- Pharmacy (MPharm)
- Nursing (BSc – Adult, Mental Health, Children & Young People)
- Physiotherapy (MPhys)
- Diagnostic Radiography (MDRad)
- Occupational Therapy (MOccTh)
- Dietetics (MDiet)
Visit ICRGU’s website for more details on the summer program.
Birmingham City University International College Online Summer School
In response to interest from high schools globally, Birmingham City University International College (BCUIC) will be offering an Online Summer School in July 2025.
The online program, which will focus on building students’ confidence and developing their creative skills, will consist of workshops in Architecture, Fashion, and Jewellery led by BCUIC’s Senior Lecturer in Arts, Design, and Media. Priced at £50 per person, the Online Summer School will run from Monday, July 21, to Thursday, July 24, 2025.
Learn more about the program, including the free CPD session for art teachers, on the BCUIC website.