Module choices

The International Summer School offers a diverse range of credit-bearing modules, reflecting the best of the University of Liverpool's teaching and research areas.

All modules are five credits each (15 University of Liverpool credits is equal to 7.5 ECTS), with assessment.

Choosing modules

Students can study with the International Summer School for a period of either three or six weeks. You will choose three modules to study during each three-week period.

Modules are grouped by session – weeks 1-3 or 4-6 – and split into four categories: A, B, C and D. Students will choose three modules for each session they will be attending, selecting only one from each category. (For example, you will not be able to take two modules from category A.)

When indicating module choices upon application, you will be asked to rank your preferred modules in order (first, second, and third choice).

If you are looking to join us for three weeks, you can choose whether to attend the programme for weeks 1-3 or 4-6.

Below are the modules available for the International Summer School's 2024 programme.

Weeks 1-3 modules

TitleCategory
60s culture: Beatles, Merseypoets and the visual arts in Liverpool A
Sustainable development: Case studies in Liverpool city A
Corporate social responsibility, sustainability and business ethics A
Developing a global green university campus B
Vikings in Britain B
Liverpool's global impact - a city of cultural and economic transformations B
Connecting tracks and architectural landmarks: Liverpool's heritage explored C
Global health challenges: Navigating current world health concerns C
Shakespeare: His world, our world C
Liverpool and its music industry D
Introduction to teaching English as a foreign language D
The making of black and white working class in Liverpool D

Weeks 4-6 modules

TitleCategory
The Beatles in Liverpool A
Critical thinking in an age of fake news and false information A
Leadership in contemporary business A
Liverpool, global art city B
Topical conversations in psychology B
Bringing business strategy to life B

 Liverpool's global impact - a city of cultural and economic transformations

(This is a repeat of the module from weeks 1-3)

 B
Liverpool and the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade C
Who needs Hollywood? Liverpool in TV and film culture, 1973-2023 C
Intercultural leadership and business C
Football city: Sport and culture in Liverpool D
Supply chain management D

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