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Unifrog Virtual Summer School- Arts and Humanities

University of Birmingham

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Summer School
Remote
Y11, 12Ages 1517
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Ready to think like a university student? Join Unifrog's three-day Virtual Summer School with the University of Birmingham: explore big Arts & Humanities ideas, build subject knowledge, complete an independent project and sharpen critical thinking and uni-application skills — all through live online sessions.

CLOSED THIS CYCLE

Over three days, participants will take part in live online Arts and Humanities sessions led by the University of Birmingham. The programme explores big ideas across humanities disciplines, develops subject knowledge, and supports students to complete an independent project linked to the programme theme.

Sessions include university-style teaching and university skills workshops designed to help students think at degree level and prepare future applications. Activities emphasise critical thinking, research, note-taking, argument-building and exploring subjects beyond the classroom.

The summer school is aimed at Year 11 and Year 12 students who enjoy literature, history, philosophy, politics, media or related subjects and is ideal for those considering an Arts and Humanities degree.

PhilosophyPsychologyHistoryPoliticsMedia StudiesEnglishLanguagesLanguages, Translation & Culture

Dates from the previous cycle — new dates are announced when applications reopen.

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13 Jul 2026 – 15 Jul 2026

Unifrog Virtual Summer School - Arts and Humanities

Duration: 3 days

Location

Remote
Online
  • Must be a Unifrog account holder
  • For Year 11 students
  • For Year 12 students
  • No prior experience required; suitable for those new to university-style learning

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