Durham University
4 August 2025
- 8 August 2024
20 programme places
Entry requirements
| A levels must include a science subject (Geography is accepted as a science) if students wish to pursue the BSc (Physical). |
During the summer school, participants will be introduced to a variety of research-led teaching via taster-lectures from academic staff, followed by group discussions on key issues and debates (e.g. the impacts of climate change). Students can then choose to ‘specialise’ in human geography or physical geography. Students will also have the opportunity to network with current lecturers and PhD students within the Department.
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