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Your family in Cambridge Safety first A 10pm curfew is set for students under 18, after which they may not leave their rooms. Female and male students are housed separately. Trained staff All staff are qualified and have undergone ‘Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service’ checks to ensure that they can work with under 18 year olds. Daily activities Alongside classes, daily briefings and activities allow the groups to get to know each other in a relaxed, sociable environment. Activities and Residential Officer Our personnel are always there to support and listen. A group of 12 students maximum are assigned per mentor. Expert teaching You will be taught by lecturers and researchers from the University of Cambridge. Friends for life An opportunity to meet like-minded students from around the world and make life-long friends. FOOD AND ACCOMODATION Two students share a room with an en-suite bathroom in a Cambridge college’s residential building. This is where Cambridge students live during term-time. These rooms are secure and located within the College grounds (protected 24/7 by the Porters in the Porters’ Lodge). All courses include three meals a day. All meals are provided by the College’s self-service student cafeteria. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all served with a range of hot dishes. Students will also have the opportunity to attend a formal: a candlelit 3-course meal provided in the College’s traditional dining style.

Global Scholarships 2025 Summer Shools The Scholarships The Global Scholarships are: £1,000 x 10 awards Make an application Complete and submit your summer school application form on the Academy’s website here . Complete and submit your scholarship application form on the Academy’s website here . Dates Apply by: 30 Nov 2024 Results date: 15 Dec 2024 Full payment: 29 Dec 2024 Selection criteria We take a holistic approach in assessing the awardees of the Global Scholarships. This includes: academic commitment and achievement, contributions to local, regional, national or international communities, social and leadership experience. If you have any questions, get in touch today. Email: admissions@cambridgeinternational.academy

Top of Page Science Technology Engineering Maths Essays 1 Science Technology Engineering Maths Essay Publications Research essays that achieved a 'Distinction' in our Online STEM Project are published on this page. Science Science Chemistry How additives affect the Light Emission of Peroxyoxalate Chemiluminescence. To what extent will factors such as types of sorbent attritions, carbonation temperatures and gas humidity influence the capability of carbon capture using CaO? Physics Is it possible for humans to achieve the quantum teleportation of 3D-objects? Medicine Major factors leading to the severity of COVID-19. The problems with the IVIG treatment and the potential treatment we could develop to cure patients with X-linked agammaglobulinemia. Technology Technology Technology What is the future of touch screen technology? Computing A computing performance assessment of programming languages based on the execution speed and memory usage for matrix diaonalisation Engineering Engineering Aeronautical What is a variable sweep wing aircraft and why have they fallen out of fashion? Maths Maths Essays pending

Scholarship Advisory Committee Making Quality Education More Accessible The Scholarship Advisory Committee ensures the transparent management of the Cambridge International Academy Scholarship Scheme, upholds sustainability, and maintains accountability to students, sponsors and relevant stakeholders. The Committee consists of three advisors who: provide strategic advice on the management and execution of the Scholarship Scheme. advi se on the final shortlist and confirm scholarship awardees. Hear from our advisor About the Scholarships Our Advisors The Honourable John McCallum King’s Privy Council for Canada (PC) John McCallum is a veteran Canada Liberal Party politician and has held several ministerial positions including Minister of National Defence and Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship. During an academic career spanning nearly two decades, he has held roles including Dean of The Faculty of Arts at McGill University and Professor of Economics at the University of Manitoba. He has a PhD degree in Economics from McGill University, a diplôme d'études supérieures from Université de Paris I and a Bachelor degree from the University of Cambridge. His extensive political career , co upled with his academic background, provide a broad perspective which is of great benefit in his role on the Scholarship Advisory Commi t tee. Michael O’Sullivan Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG) Michael O’Sullivan is a Governing Body Fellow at Wolfson College, the University of Cambridge. He is a highly experienced senior executive of international education. As the former CEO of Cambridge Assessment International Education, (the world's largest provider of international education qualifications for school-age children), he led the CAIE and played a pivotal role in its global expansion. He was Director of the Cambridge Commonwealth and Overseas Trusts and Director of the British Council in China. He has a MPhil degree in Linguistics from the University of Cambridge and a Bachelor degree in Modern Languages from the University of Oxford. His strong leadership background in management and international education provides a rich experience of great benefit to the Scholarship Advisory Committee. Paul Elliott, Dr Dr. Paul Elliott is Science Admissions Tutor, Director of Studies in Biology and College Assistant Professor at Homerton College, the University of Cambridge, and a Bye-Fellow at Selwyn College. He has extensive experience in student outreach for Homerton College, but also for Sutton Trust and the Teach First Higher Education Access Programme. As an Admissions Tutor, he plays a central role in selecting and interviewing students wanting to study for a Natural Sciences degree at the University of Cambridge. He has a PhD degree in Natural Sciences and a Bachelor degree in Natural Science from the University of Cambridge. His extensive experience in working with young people brings a unique academic perspective of great benefit to the Scholarship Advisory Committee. Find out more here Section À propos. Chaque site a une histoire et les utilisateurs veulent découvrir la vôtre. Cet espace est idéal pour vous présenter et expliquer ce que votre site a à proposer.

2025 Summer Schools Scholarships Application Form First name* Family name* Email* Your school* Submit You must submit a general summer school application in additional to this form. You can access the form here . Download the Brochure Book a Consultation Please email us with any questions at admissions@cambridgeinternational.academy

What is the difference between the 14-days and 17-days summer schools? All Summer Schools programmes spend 2 weeks in Cambridge. If you have chosen a 17-days Summer School, you will have extended educational visits to other part of the UK after completing the 2 weeks in Cambridge. Are there any entrance requirements to attend the summer school? Yes, all courses have entrance requirements. Applicants are usually required to have achieved a minimum grade A in at least 3 subjects at IGCSE (or equivalent) level. If English is not your first language, you will also need to meet our English language requirements. Your personal statement and a teacher's reference letter will also help us with assessing your application. You can find out the requirements for each of our programmes here. How should I complete the visa application about my course? Please refer to this quick guide for your reference: https://www.cambridgeinternational.academy/_files/ugd/b37c59_694283caa1d1438e8b95499ee50676d5.pdf What time should I arrive and leave Clare College? The check-in time is 15:00-22:00 on the first day of your course. You should report to the Porter’s Lodge at the following address: Memorial Court, Queen's Road, Clare College, Cambridge CB3 9AJ, UK The check-out time is 08:00-12:00 on the final day of your course. When is the deadline for application? Cambridge International Academy accepts students on a rolling basis. Applications are open until places are filled. The deadline for fee payment for online courses is 1 week prior to the start of the course. The deadline for fee payment for the residential course is 2 weeks prior to the start of the course. If you need a visa to enter or study in the UK, the deadline is at least 60 days prior to the start of the course. What type of certificate will I get? All certificates have at least three categories: distinction, merit and pass. The category of your certificate is determined by your performance, contribution and the objectively assessed standard of your work. Will I receive a certificate for my course? Upon successful completion of a course, each student receives a certificate issued by Cambridge International Academy. I live in a non-anglophone country, how will I access books and articles in English for the Online Research Essay Project? Your seminar teacher and supervisor will be able to help you access the materials you will need to conduct your research / literature review. What is the difference between the Online Research Essay Project's winter and summer terms? Both the winter and summer terms have the exact same content and numbers of seminars and supervisions. The only difference is how long it takes to complete the project. The winter term is conducted over 12 weeks, while the summer term is held over 8 weeks. What is a ‘viva’ and how does this part of the evaluation for the research project work? For the viva you will put together a short presentation explaining the problem or issue you have been researching, and what you have discovered. Your fellow students and teachers / supervisors / invited guest(s) will have the opportunity to ask questions about your findings. Presentations are scheduled for the end of the course. The viva makes up 10% of the overall mark for your course. You will be given guidance to prepare for this during the course. What technical specifications and online platforms will I need for the Online Research Essay Project? Current requirements are that you will need access to a device capable of joining zoom meetings for your seminars (group sessions) and supervisions (one-to-one sessions with your supervisor). We recommend using a ‘wired’ connection (ethernet cable) rather than WiFi if possible, to ensure the most stable connection possible. You may find it useful to have a headset with a microphone too. I have been awarded a 'Course Scholarship' of £500. How can I use it? Congratulations! You can use the scholarship certificate to deduct £500 off any courses we offer. Is there a registration or deposit fee? Yes, there is a non-refundable registration fee of £980 for our Summer Schools. You will only be asked to pay for the registration after we have confirmed that you have passed our admission assessment. Please note that the registration fee forms part of the total fee for the programme. It will be deducted from your final fee. Are there any free seminars I can attend? Cambridge International Academy holds a number of free online seminars throughout the year. Topics include: study skills, cultural understanding, university admissions, and many others. You can sign up for our newsletter or follow us on social media to receive updates on these. How do I travel to the UK? You can travel to the UK by any means of transport: such as airplane, train, bus, car or ferry. Please make sure you have the adequate legal documents for travelling to the UK, such as valid passport and / or valid visa. You will be issued with a Visa Support Letter after enrolment should you require a visa for studying with us in the UK. Below are some useful links, which you may find helpful with regard to UK visas: https://www.gov.uk/standard-visitor https://www.gov.uk/check-uk-visa https://www.ukcisa.org.uk/Information--Advice/Visas-and-Immigration/Visitors https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visitor-visa-guide-to-supporting-documents https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-appendix-visitor-visa-national-list Is Cambridge International Academy linked to the University of Cambridge? Cambridge International Academy is a private, independent academy. Cambridge International Academy contracts Clare College (and other venues) for the use of facilities for teaching and accommodation and hires a number of academics and PhD researchers employed by several of the UK’s leading universities, including the University of Cambridge. However, Cambridge International Academy has no connection, or other institutional or organisational association with the University of Cambridge or any of its associated colleges. How do I travel to Cambridge after arriving in the UK? If you are travelling from Heathrow Airport, take a coach with National Express is recommended. If you are travelling from Gatwick Airport, there is a direct train between Gatwick Airport and Cambridge Station. You can buy your train ticket via Trainline website and its App. If you are travelling from London, you may travel to Cambridge by train from King's Cross Station or Liverpool Street Station. You can buy your train ticket via Trainline website and its App.

Alumni Network The Cambridge International Academy Alumni Network is open to all our former students. Our goal is to build a lifelong community dedicated to fostering growth sharing experiences creating opportunities. We aim to achieve these goals through n etworking, mentoring and career opportunities. Join us today for various alumni events, internship opportunities, and other networking initiatives to kick start your professional career! Join our Alumni Network Alumni Leadership Team The Alumni Network is led and run by the Alumni Leadership Team, who are our official Alumni Ambassdors.

Develop your STEM and Leadership skills this Summer in Cambridge, UK Are you a university student dreaming of combining education with travel? Cambridge International Academy STEM & Leadership Summer Schoo l is an interdisciplinary summer school offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to expand your horizons, immerse yourself in British culture, and learn from world-class Cambridge experts. Download the brochure Apply now Why Choose Cambridge for Your Summer School Experience? Cambridge, known for its prestigious university and rich history, offers an unparalleled educational environment. From exploring its world-famous museums to living in a historic college, this programme allows you to experience student life in one of the world’s most esteemed academic ecosystems. What Makes This Summer School Stand Out? Expert Faculty : Learn UK first year university courses directly from distinguished Cambridge academics, researchers, and industry leaders. Personalised Learning : Small class sizes provide one-on-one support and an engaging educational experience. Safety & Well-Being : Robust safeguarding policies and exceptional pastoral care tailored to international students. Programme Highlights Duration: 2 weeks (10 - 24 Aug, 2025) Learning hours: 100 hours Earn: 40 CPD (Continuing Professional Development) points Fee: £5,980 (includes: tuition, accommodations, meals and programme related trips, activities and travel) Location: University of Cambridge, UK Unforgettable End-of-Programme Celebration After two weeks of immersive learning and exploration, celebrate your achievements at a Certificate of Completion Ceremony. The programme concludes with a grand three-course formal dinner at a Cambridge Formal Hall - a moment to connect with your peers and faculty, and savour the memories you’ve made during this transformative journey. Start Your Journey Today! Students should normally be enrolled in an university that uses English as the primary language of instruction. A high proficiency in English is required. Complete a short form below and we will be in touch with you. Email our admissions team at admissions@cambridgeinternational.academy if you have any questions. STEM & Leadership Summer School Application Form Email* First name* Family name* Other name Next

STEM & Innovation Leadership This STEM & Innvoation Leadership programme is designed university students who want to experience high quality teaching in the diverse fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and gain practical understanding of innovation and leadership skills. Apply here What is included? DATES: 06-19 July 2025 Programme tuition & teaching material University Visits & Industry Experience Accommodation (Twin room with en suite) Meals (Cafeteria-style 3 meals per day) Daily activities in Cambridge 3 day trips & transportation Formal Dinner, Graduation Photo & Certificate Airport pick up and drop off STEM Topics Engineering Advance technology Life Sciences Computer Science Robotics & AI Leadership Topics Cultural Understanding Communications Problem-solving Innovation Project Presentation Enrichments College & Museum Visits Each day you are on site you will visit 1or 2 of Cambridge’s colleges or museums. The Colleges differ in size, location and architectural style, some older and some more modern. The Museums offer an excellent opportunity to explore resources available to Cambridge researchers, such as Fitzwilliam Museum for the Arts, Whipple Museum for History of Sciences, etc. Industry Experience The Greater Cambridge area is a vast ecosystem of collaboration in the science and technology industries. An afternoon of Industry Experience aims to give you a taste of the scale of this ecosystem and the significance of some of these collaborations in leading the world’s innovations. This could be an inspirational opportunity for you to consider how you might extend the knowledge and skills you will gain from the STEM & Leadership Programme for your future pursuits. Daily Activities As well as punting on the Cam, get to know your fellow summer school students better by playing football or croquet, go on a scavenger hunt, or spend the evening playing some quiz games in teams. Your mentors organise activities to involve everyone, and you are encouraged to contribute ideas for fun things to do too. Team Building Adventure “Fun, unforgettable memories, challenging, took me out of my comfort zone…” this is what students say about our team-building adventure day. Build a raft with your team and race with other teams. Which team will stay dry? Challenge yourself on ‘Jacob’s Ladder’ and see how high your team can climb. University Visits A day trip to other universities including: Imperial College London, University College London and King’s College London, enable you to discover the different universities the UK has to offer. You will attend admissions talks delivered by university officers on applying for post-graduate studies. Student ambassadors with first-hand knowledge will give guided tours and answer your questions about student life. Oxford Day Trip Your trip to Cambridge would not be complete without a visit to the equally amazing City of Oxford. You will visit the University of Oxford and some of its associate colleges and museums. Explore the City of Oxford with your friends and discover some of its fascinating history together. London Day Trip A day visiting the UK’s capital - London - is a must! You will explore many iconic historical landmarks, admire the stunning architecture and enjoy the gorgeous gardens. With its famous sights such as Buckingham Palace and Big Ben, well as its numerous theatres and art galleries, London is also truly multi-cultural, home to over 270 nationalities speaking around 300 different languages. Formal Graduation Dinner The Programme will end with a celebration of your hard work and the award of your Certificate of Completion. This will be followed by an unforgettable 3-course formal dinner in Clare College’s beautiful Formal Dining Hall with our staff and your peers.

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The Canadian Youth Champions Awards Welcome to Cambridge International Academy's Scholarships for the Canadian Youth Champions Award . Cambridge International Academy part-sponsors the CYC Awards. The selection of CYC scholarship awardees is decided solely by the Canadian Youth Champions. The CYC Awards Since 2022, Cambridge International Academy is proud to be offering part scholarships for winners of the CYC Award each year. At Cambridge International Academy, we believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to pursue their academic and career goals. We recognise the importance of education and the impact it can have on shaping a student's future. This scholarship is designed to support young Canadians who are making a positive impact in their communities through various campaigns and initiatives. We want to reward and encourage these students who dedicate their time and efforts to create a better world for all. To be eligible for our CYC scholarships, students must meet these criteria: Be a CYC student during this academic year. Have achieved a minimum of 3 subjects over 85% (Ontario) in your most recent school report. Meet the CYC Award criteria . About the Summer School Contact If you have any further questions about our summer school programme please don't hesitate to email. admissions@cambridgeinternational.academy