Offer students an unforgettable Summer Abroad Programme at the University of East London (UEL), where technology and accessibility come together in one of the world’s most dynamic cities.
Based in London, this innovative programme explores how engineering, design, and technological applications can be used to advance accessibility and create more inclusive solutions for all.
As cities, systems, and services evolve, there is an increasing need for students in fields such as engineering, architecture, urban planning, computer science, product design, and assistive technology to approach problem-solving through an accessibility-focused lens. Through this programme, students consider how these disciplines can contribute to removing barriers, improving everyday experiences, and designing solutions that better serve diverse communities.
Students earn 8 US credits (40 UK credits) during a unique 2-week course in the UK’s exhilarating capital city, while developing industry-relevant skills aligned with their academic interests and professional goals.
Beyond the classroom, a lively social programme and excursions to some of London’s top attractions help students make the most of their summer abroad. Sunshine may not be guaranteed, but lasting memories certainly are.
About London South Bank University
Established in 1892, LSBU is one of London’s largest universities and plays host to a global community of international students from over 130 countries.
You will benefit from outstanding support services and have access to real-world, cutting-edge facilities and resources. LSBU has invested £60 million over the last decade to create world-class, industry-standard learning environments to aid personal and professional development.
With a Silver TEF Award for teaching excellence, you’ll be taught by a team of experienced, knowledgeable staff who pride themselves on offering a personalised approach to learning.
Living in the heart of London, you will be walking-distance away from some of the capital’s must-see landmarks including Big Ben, The Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and Piccadilly Circus – to name but a few.
