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King’s College London offers a range of popular short courses internationally. Our growing international programmes combine King’s world-class quality of teaching and learning, innovative and interactive teaching styles and faculty who really care about their subjects and their students.
This allows you to learn at high speed and get a taste of King’s College London at a location that is convenient for you.
The Mumbai Summer School runs in April and the Delhi Summer School in June. Both programmes offer inspiring courses for undergraduate students. We additionally offer Pre-University courses during the course of the year.
A. Delhi Summer School 2015: International Relations: Theory & Practice
About
In an increasingly interconnected world, opportunities and problems from the Arab Spring to the European identity crisis and the “rise” of Asia have become truly international.
Designed for all those interested in this unique sphere of academic study, students on this course will use practical case studies to examine approaches within International Relations, from core concepts like power or sovereignty to the specific theories of international politics, such as realist, liberal institutionalist, and constructivist thinking, as well as taking a close look at global governance and international political economy.
We will bridge the gap between theoretical insights and practical problems such as the occurrence of war, the role of the United Nations or international responses to climate change.
Not only will you gain a broad knowledge of concepts and approaches to study the “international”, but also the skill to use these concepts to critically analyse international issues.
Course Start Date
1 June, 2015
Duration
2 weeks
Course Fees
Rs.25,000
More Information about this course is HERE.
B. Delhi Summer School 2015: International Political Economy
About
The aim of this course is to explain the evolution of the international political economy since the end of World War II, with particular attention to developments over the past two decades.
By explaining the interplay of economics and politics at the global level, this course will shed light on how and why private and public actors interact to shape the current economic system.
This will serve students to understand how globalization has both constrained and enabled governments, whose decisions and actions today have a greater effect on the global economy than at any point in history.
The course will also explain the role of India in the international political economy, especially since the implementation of economic reforms from 1991 onwards.
By the end of the course, students will have a better understanding of the way in which trade, production, finance, energy and development are affected by politics
Course Start Date
1 June, 2015
Duration
2 weeks
Course Fees
Rs.25,000
More Information about this course is HERE.
C. Mumbai Summer School 2015: Marketing Management (with International Marketing)
About
Whether you’re keen to further your business and marketing studies, are looking for hands-on information as a young entrepreneur running your own business, or you are a marketing representative within a larger organisation, this course offers the chance to develop an understanding of the managerial decision-making aspects of a marketing plan.
Course Start Date
6 April, 2015
Duration
2 weeks
Course Fees
Rs.25,000
More Information about this course is HERE.
D. Mumbai Summer School 2015: The Entrepreneur- Skills and Smart Thinking
About
Enabling you to appreciate the qualities and characteristics of truly successful entrepreneurs in terms of their own potential, this course will explore the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and the behaviour and skill sets required to ‘think out of the box’ to identify and pursue opportunities.
We’ll ascertain entrepreneurial behaviours and skills, and define creativity and innovation, as well as asking why they are important. We will explore idea generation and evaluation techniques and learn how to recognise enterprise opportunities.
With case studies of entrepreneurs, self-assessment models, peer assessment exercises and group and individual project work focusing on entrepreneurial skills in the classroom, the course will introduce relevant entrepreneurial management concepts and theories, as well as visiting successful entrepreneurs to help you realise your own potential.
Course Start Date
20 April, 2015
Duration
2 weeks
Course Fees
Rs.25,000
More Information about this course is HERE.
Contact
Email international-programmes@kcl.ac.uk for further information.
