Want to find out what studying at Swansea University is like? 

Are you a Year 12 student curious about university life or considering a degree? Our exciting summer school, held every July, offers a unique, hands-on experience designed just for you.

3-day Residential Programme: Our three-day residential programme gives you the opportunity to explore various courses such as Medicine, Biomedical Science, Law, Business and Engineering. You'll get to live on a real university campus and gain valuable insights to help you decide if a degree is your next step.

3-day Day Passes: We also have Day Passes available which allow you to attend during the daytime for all three days. These passes are ideal if you are local and only wish to explore the workshops themselves.

Parents and guardians: Rest assured, your child will be immersed in a vibrant academic community, making connections, discovering their passions, and getting a head start on their future.

Apply now for July 2026

Deadline for applications: 3 May 2026

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Summer School Review - Megan Davies

"From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed by friendly staff and students who shared their experiences of Swansea Uni with me. We attended discipline-specific sessions that helped me understand the similarities and differences between the different engineering disciplines. This was extremely helpful as it enabled me to decide which type of engineering would suit me best. Fast forward four years and I am close to finishing my course and looking to graduate this summer from Swansea University with a BEng in Medical Engineering. I would encourage anyone who is thinking of applying to give it a go and make the most of the opportunity!"

Megan Davies

VIDEO | Get a feel for our Summer School

Watch highlights from previous Summer Schools and see what the experience is really like. This video captures students taking part in hands-on workshops, exploring campus, and enjoying life in our residential programme. Hear the energy, excitement and sense of community as Year 12 students discover new subjects and make lasting connections.