STEMM SUMMER SCHOOL - REGISTER INTEREST FOR JULY 2025 TODAY

STEMM Summer School 2025

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

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

From Science, Technology, Engineering, Medicine and Mathematics (STEMM), our three-day residential programme (previously priced at £150 per person - 2025 costs TBC*), gives you the opportunity to explore various STEMM courses, live on a real university campus, and gain valuable insights to help you decide if an STEMM degree is your next step.

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.

 

Thank you for your interest in our STEMM Summer School.

If you are interested in attending our STEMM Summer School in 2025, please complete the 'Register Your Interest' form. Your details will be saved, and once applications open for 2025, you will be notified and sent an application form to complete.

If you have any queries, please email us at EngineeringSummerSchool@swansea.ac.uk

Student Testimonials

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Discover the Excitement!

EMBARK ON AN EXCITING JOURNEY INTO THE WORLD OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING!

The Faculty of Science and Engineering offers an exciting array of free outreach activities designed to captivate and inspire young minds

Bridging the Gap Between Passion and Profession! Does your class have budding engineers/scientists and practical problem-solvers? Our outreach sessions are tailor-made for them! Let us nurture their passion for science and transform it into a fulfilling and well-paid profession. Give them the tools to shape a brighter tomorrow!

Science and Engineering Outreach
Chemical student in the lab