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Aberystwyth University

This Summer Institute is a three-week cultural and academic programme focusing on the theme ‘Identity and Nationhood through the lens of Wales’, at a critical juncture in the politics of Wales, the UK and wider Europe.

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The programmeÌýwill provide a comprehensive overview ofÌýthe impact of economic and social change, structural and political reform, the relationship of the monarchy with the Welsh nation in the wake of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the implications of dynamics such as migration for the politics of identity and nationhood and shifting perceptions of Welsh identity and nationhood.Ìý

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Queen's University Belfast

The Summer Institute at Queen's University Belfast offers participants a three-week introduction to the rich tapestry of historical, cultural, political, and socio-economic factors that combine to make Northern Ireland a unique place. This experiential programme will situate Queen’s, Belfast, and the north of Ireland within the key conversations that shape our wider world.

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University of Bristol

The ºüÀêÊÓƵ University of Bristol Summer Institute is a three-week cultural and academic programme, exploring the intersection of Arts, Activism and Social Justice. 

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 is an ideal city in which to explore the themes of arts and social change. Having won the 2015 European Green Capital Award, it has a vibrant culture of arts and grassroots activism, and a rich history that includes radical and progressive traditions, and diverse communities. Bristol’s economic history raises important challenges of social justice which are salient in the . Ìý

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University of Bristol

The ºüÀêÊÓƵ Black Humanities Summer Institute at the is a three-week cultural and academic programme, inviting students to examine the histories, creative production and intellectual legacies of Africa and its diasporas that weave through contemporary debates around race and the humanities.Ìý

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Consciously anchored in , a city with roots deep in the histories of Transatlantic slavery and colonialism, radical thought and resistance and a vibrant cultural scene, the Summer Institute encourages students to explore the cycles and circuits that connect the city to broader national and global dialogues around race and the humanities.

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Scotland (Glasgow School of Art and University of Strathclyde)

The ºüÀêÊÓƵ Scotland Summer Institute on Technology, Innovation and Creativity is an academic and cultural programme for US students, hosted by the Glasgow School of Art and the University of Strathclyde.

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Participants will consider the forces that have shaped the past and are shaping the future of Scotland as a technological,ÌýinnovativeÌýand creative society. They will gain a deeper understanding of the cultural role of Scottish institutions, historic spaces and places, national galleries and museums and the evolution of Scotland’s place in the world.Ìý

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University of St Andrews

This Summer Institute is a three-week cultural and academic programme focusing on the theme

For a small country Scotland has a large historical footprint. From the making of the kingdom and the development of its identity as one of the nations of Europe, Scotland has retained a strong and changing sense of its past both as an independent state and as part of the United Kingdom.

This course examines Scotland’s rich history via the close study of some of the key aspects of the country’s past. It draws on the physical environment, material objects and written texts to provide a sense of the events and themes which have formed Scotland’s history.

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