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Updated on: 01/02/2024
Find out all you need to know to about registering for the Bordeaux Summer Schools and your experience here in Bordeaux!
The Bordeaux Summer Schools are fee-paying courses.
For on-site summer schools, registration fees cover the cost of courses, accommodation, breakfast and lunch as well as local transport and social events. Travel to Bordeaux from the home country is not included.
For online summer schools, registration fees cover the cost of courses, on-demand viewing after the programme and social events.
Scholarships and grants are available under certain conditions. To apply for a summer school as well as for such financial aid, please consult the specific website of the summer school and follow the application guidelines (detailed CV with cover letter required in most cases). Once the application is approved, a confirmation email is sent with the payment procedure to be followed.
The Bordeaux Summer Schools are mainly organised within the campus sites of the University of Bordeaux. Classes take place in the recently renovated and/or constructed buildings of the Talence Campus. Classrooms and laboratories are equipped with the latest teaching and experiment facilities, providing a high-level learning environment. From the campus, the city centre is accessible via the tram in less than 20 minutes.
Top quality student residences are pre-reserved for international students attending the Bordeaux Summer Schools. These mini-studios contain a sleeping area, kitchenette and shower room/WC. Located within the campus, students are thus comfortably lodged during their stay in Bordeaux and able to reach their classes by foot. The city centre is accessible via the tram in less than 20 minutes.
Breakfast and lunch are served in a restaurant located at a distance of approximately 10 minutes by foot from the residence and summer school classes. Most summer schools hold an opening welcome cocktail the first evening to launch the event and then conclude with a gala dinner to celebrate the end of the course.
Participants also benefit from an extensive social programme. Half-day excursions are organised in order to discover the surrounding region and to promote integration and networking with fellow participants.
Online learners will require regular access to a computer with an internet connection and browser in order to participate.
Before applying, please verify that your computer hardware, software and settings are compatible with the minimum requirements below.
Please note: participants are expected to join from a suitable, quiet location, and will be sent a welcome email with information on how to connect to the web conferencing platform prior to the start of the programme.
Please make sure the most recent operating system and web browser are installed.
Internet access via a direct network connection is highly recommended for an optimal learning experience.
You may verify your bandwith here: https://speedof.me/
Students are required to use either a built-in or USB plug-in webcam during class.
Be prepared to use a microphone during class. We recommend using a headset, rather than the microphone that is built into your computer. Avoid wireless headphones if possible.
By organising the schools at the same time of year and on a common campus site, we hope to promote encounters and exchanges between different disciplines, opinions and passions!
To apply for a summer school, please consult the specific website of the summer school and follow the application guidelines. The application deadline and requirements are specified on the application webpage (detailed CV with cover letter required in most cases).
Our team will review your application and keep you posted on its status within the timeframe indicated on the application webpage.
Please note: by applying, you consent to the storage and usage of your data by the University of Bordeaux for the processing of your application.
The Bordeaux Summer Schools are fee-paying courses. Scholarships and grants are available under certain conditions. Please refer to each summer school website for further information about the participation fee and how to apply for financial aid, if applicable.
If your application is successful, you will be notified by the organising committee by email. In order to finalise your registration, fees must be paid upon receipt of the confirmation email detailing the payment process, within the indicated timeframe.
Please note: once paid, registration fees are non-refundable. By registering, you consent to the storage and usage of your data by the University of Bordeaux for the processing of your registration.
English and/or French proficiency is essential and must be equivalent to a minimum B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference.
If you fulfil the specific requirements, you may apply for multiple summer schools (make sure to check the dates previous to multiple registration!). Application requirements are specified on the application webpage of each summer school website.
Upon completion of the summer school, participants are awarded a University of Bordeaux participation certificate that attests to the knowledge and skills acquired during the course.
Please note: at the current time, no ECTS are delivered upon completion.
Registration fees cover the cost of courses, accommodation, breakfast and lunch as well as local transport and social events. Travel to Bordeaux from the home country is not included.
Information regarding entry conditions for France is available on this webpage.
Registration fees cover the cost of courses, on-demand viewing after the programme and online social events.
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