UAL International Summer School
The UAL International Summer School is a fun and intensive three-week course designed to provide students with the unique opportunity to experience art college life at UAL's state-of-the-art campuses, meet like-minded individuals and experience studying in London.
With age-appropriate options available for 11 to 15 year olds and 16 to 18 year olds, the course will support students in building a portfolio for further study and create work inspired and informed by London's rich cultural and social diversity.
UAL offers affordable and convenient short-term and long-term summer accommodation in central London to students who are 16 to 18 years old.
Teenager Short Course Stories
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Student work by Maya Boluktas | International Summer School 2022
Summer in London: student work from our International Summer School
This year’s UAL International Summer School saw students from across the globe come together for three weeks of fun at Central Saint Martins. We heard from several recent students to find out more.
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Student artwork by Ela Dayioğlu
Explore the world of design with our teen courses
Research shows that spending time doing creative activities can be a great way to boost mental health and wellbeing, particularly for teenagers and young people. Two students tell us about their experience on our courses for teenagers.
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It's never too early to start a career in fashion
Are you a teenager who loves fashion and would like to start a career in fashion? We are firm believers that it is never too early to start!
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Student Stories : Portfolio Preparation for 16 to 18 Year Olds (Online Short Course) – Alexis Jennings
Speaking to us for this week’s student story is Alexis Jennings. She studied our Portfolio Preparation for Art School for 16 to 18 Year Olds (Online Short Course) in June 2020. Here, she tells us how the 5-day course has encouraged her stop and think about the art she creates.
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Developing your practice with Graphic Design for teenagers
We spoke with Graphic Design for teenagers student, Isabella Jeanne, to find out more about her experience on the online course and how it benefitted her educational and personal development.
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It's never too early to develop your fine art skills
Are you a teenager who loves art and would like to start a career in fine art? We are firm believers that it is never too early to start! Here's how to become a fine artist...