| Programme dates 1st Session: 29 June – 17 July 2nd Session: 20 July – 7 August |
Application deadline 15 February 2027 |
| Programme dates 1st Session: 29 June – 17 July 2nd Session: 20 July – 7 August |
Application deadline 15 February 2027 |
To access UCL modules, a grade point requirement must always be met. For most modules, the required average is 24/30.
The required average varies according to:
| Year at Cattolica | UCL Summer School module level | Required average |
| 1st year Bachelor’s |
Level one or two Level three (not selectionable) |
27/30 -- |
| 2nd year Bachelor’s |
Level one Level two or three |
24/30 27/30 |
| 3rd year Bachelor’s |
Level one or two Level three |
24/30 27/30 |
| 1st year Master’s | Level one, two, three | 24/30 |
| 2nd year Master’s | Level one, two, three |
24/30 |
NOTE: if you are interested in courses listed under “Computer Science” and “Science and Mathematics”, please contact Cattolica International at: programmi.internazionali@unicatt.it
For further information, visit: Entry requirements | UCL Summer School – UCL – University College London, section “Academic requirements”.
For further information
Students may choose to stay on campus and use the facilities provided by UCL, or to arrange their own accommodation independently.
To book on-campus accommodation:
Once applications have closed, admission to the UCL course has been confirmed, and the programme fee has been paid, each student will receive a code by email allowing them to book their accommodation independently.
For further information: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/prospective-students/summer-school/accommodation
1 session (3 weeks, 1 module) £2,790
2 sessions (6 weeks, 2 modules) £4,590
Programme fee: €300 non-refundable
Scholarships
Cattolica is offering 15 scholarships worth €1,000 each.
Please note that:
* For students holding qualifications obtained outside Italy, in the absence of a grade conversion already recorded on their Cattolica academic record, standard scores of 80/100 for high school diploma grades and 90/110 for undergraduate degree grades will automatically be assigned. No further or alternative grade recognition methods are permitted.
Fondazione Piacenza e Vigevano Scholarships
Students enrolled in the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences at the Piacenza campus will have the opportunity to receive a top-up scholarship provided by the Fondazione di Piacenza e Vigevano. The scholarships will be distributed equally among all eligible high-achieving students who complete their enrolment in the programme by 5 April 2027, subject to the availability of funds. The call for applications is available at the following link.
According to current regulations, Italian citizens staying in the United Kingdom for less than 6 months do not need a visa, but must apply for an ETA to enter the UK. All instructions will be provided once you have been admitted to UCL’s courses.
Students of other nationalities must check whether they need to apply for an ETA Check if you can get an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) - GOV.UK and verify entry requirements, as they may need to apply for a visa: Check if you need a UK visa - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
You must hold a valid passport. If you do not have one, you should apply for it as soon as possible.
All Università Cattolica students will be covered by an insurance policy.