Progress is being made on the business case for the Undergraduate International Summer School, with a second meeting of the Project Board recently held, focussing on the curriculum framework and the financial case.

The International Summer School aims to make available world class teaching and learning to challenge, advance and enrich people from diverse nationalities, to help equip them for the intellectual, social and personal challenges they will face in their future lives and careers.

More work has since been undertaken on strategic fit, project management and risk analysis, which will be discussed at the next meeting of the Project Board. The final version of the business case will go to SMT for their consideration in early April.

Staff who are interested in finding out more should contact Alan Goulbourne, Assistant Director, Office for International Affairs at a.goulbourne@ucl.ac.uk