Nottingham Summer School: Creativity, Culture, History and Heritage, Short Course Programme

On this creative, informative and unique summer school you will experience a lively academic programme that combines contemporary arts with the study of British culture, history and heritage.

The course will:

• Develop your skills in a range of disciplines
• Inspire and broaden your knowledge of the arts through the interaction with new people and the exploration of new ways of working
• Introduce you to Nottingham and the UK from a historical perspective and demonstrate how the city is a contemporary, exciting place to be
• Build your confidence when talking about your work and your international experience
• Create new friendships between you, fellow students and academic staff

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Week 1

30 June - 4 July 2014

Museums and Heritage

The world of museums, heritage and the arts is changing rapidly. There is a growing need for multi-skilled professionals who have an international experience of heritage and education work. This course therefore offers the unique opportunity to broaden your vision and develop a network of friends and practitioners from around the world. The programme is ideal for UK and international delegates of all ages and experiences who are interested in social and cultural history and how it is represented today.

Week 2

7 - 11 July 2014

Architecture and History

This programme gives you the opportunity to explore the history of architecture in England. You will immerse yourself in the buildings, designs, construction methods and materials while learning about the people who lived and worked in our historic city and countryside.

Week 3

14 - 18 July 2014

Fine Art and the City

Reflecting the success of the first ever World Event Young Artists in September 2012 that attracted over 1,000 artists from 100 countries to Nottingham, this practical course will immerse you in the vibrant art scene that the city is famous for. It is ideal for creative people wishing to explore their artwork in an international context and within a modern studio environment.