The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS) at the University of Limerick introduced the Summer School programme in June 2002 with the launch of the first Summer School in Irish Life and Literature. The programme has grown significantly since then, and 93 students came to the 2012 Summer Schools. It has now expanded to include the Department of Mechanical, Aeronautical & Biomedical Engineering which is one of three Engineering departments in the Faculty of Science and Engineering.
Summer Schools take place from the
29th May to the 19th June 2013
Application Deadline 1st April 2013
Course Options
Seven separate course options will be on offer at the 2013 Summer Schools. The seven options are:
Summer Schools in Irish Studies
The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (AHSS) provide six options to choose from in 2013 outlined below. Students study one course option on a full-time basis over a three week period, with a choice from the six courses across the areas of Irish Literature, History, Sociology, Media and Law
- Irish Life and Literature (6 ECTS)
- Visual Culture in Ireland 1400 – 1950 (6 ECTS)
- Sociological Perspectives on Irish Society (6 ECTS)
- Screening Ireland: Ireland in Film and Television (6 ECTS)
- Law in Ireland (6 ECTS)
- Creative Writing (6 ECTS)
COURSE FEE for Summer School in Irish Studies 2013: €2,772.00
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Summer School in Engineering
The Summer School in Technical Communication for Engineers will be run by the Department of Mechanical, Aeronautical & Biomedical Engineering which is one of three Engineering departments in the Faculty of Science and Engineering.
- Technical Communication for Engineers (9 ECTS)
COURSE FEE for Summer School in Engineering 2013: €3,200.00
Entry Requirements and Level
Minimum entry requirement: GPA cum. 2.5. The Summer Schools courses will be taught at ‘300’ level and will be open to students who have completed their freshman year at the time of enrolment.
Fee Includes:
• Transfers from/to Shannon Airport (SNN)
• B & B Accommodation On-Campus
• Lunch and Dinner each Day
• Membership of the University Sports Arena
• Free e-mail account at UL
• 45 hours class tuition
• 3 excursions with qualified tour guides
• Attendance Certificate
• Assessment and Transcript
• Receptions
Accommodation
Summer School students stay on campus in Cappavilla Village.
With its challenging and enjoyable suite of courses, the UL Summer Schools offer you the chance to combine academic rigour with opportunities to experience contemporary life in Ireland and view some spectacular scenery! We look forward to seeing you on campus.
Further information is available from: summer.schools@ul.ie