• CLOSING DATE FOR EARLYBIRD APPLICATIONS: 18th of April 2016
• CLOSING DATE FOR EARLYBIRD PAYMENTS: 29th of April 2016
  (Qualifying Earlybird Rates will be applied upon payment)
• CLOSING DATE FOR ALL OTHER APPLICATIONS: 18th of April 2016
• CLOSING DATE FOR ALL OTHER PAYMENTS: 27th of May 2016 
  
  

The rate is inclusive of all fees, tours and fieldtrip transport, meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee/tea once a day), accommodations and activities (from lunchtime on Friday 17 June until dinner on 24 June) but does not include the cost of flights, local transport to the Summer School or Visa if needed. It does not include cost of your own drinks, snacks or incidentals. You will have to pay for all your own meals while travelling to and from the Summer School, and getting to and from the airport in your country.

For the 2016 Summer School we will be offering full bursaries that will cover the full cost of attendants(including the cost of meals, accommodations, activities and in addition to this we will contribute UP TO A MAXIMUM of £700 contribution for your flight). The bursary will cover all fees, tours and fieldtrip transport, meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee/tea once a day), accommodations and activities (from lunchtime on Friday 17 June until dinner on 24 June). It does not include cost of your own drinks, snacks or incidentals. You will have to pay for all your own meals while travelling to and from the Summer School, and getting to and from the airport in your country. This year in an effort to fulfill our commitment to diversity we invite young entrepreneurs who are nationals and current residents of one of these following countries ONLY, which are currently emerging from conflict, to apply for a bursary; Colombia, South Africa, Venezuela, Kosovo, Uganda, Lebanon or Sri Lanka. We look forward to being able to offer these bursaries to other countries in the years to come. Applicants must obtain a Visa, speak fluent English and provide proof of residency in one of the above countries (Such as a letter from an employer or University).

You are expected to pay for your own visa costs.

After you submit the application form, the Summer School Selection Panel will consider the merit of your application. You will be informed via email as to whether you have been offered a provisional place on the programme by March 25th 2016. This offer is conditional pending receipt of full payment of fees by cheque, credit card or electronic bank transfer on or as soon as possible after acceptance of application. 

Click on the 'About the Summer School' menu option above for further details.

Click on the 'About the Summer School' menu option above for further details.

The Clinton International Summer School and INCORE welcomes a wide range of individuals from various backgrounds. Applicants are expected to be completing or educated to a minimum of degree level in a relevant subject area, and/or to have relevant work experience in a peace and conflict related area. We encourage anyone, from young entrepreneurs to mid level participants from all backgrounds: academics, policy makers and practitioners to apply. The 2016 programme is specifically for young entrepreneurs, by this we mean those who are new to the field of developing a business or social entrepreneurial idea or enterprise and is not necessarily age dependent - click on 'About the Summer School ' menu option.

Check with your own government's foreign office. Alternatively the UK's Foreign & Commonwealth Office provides an online guide called 'Do I need a visa?' which can be found at www.ukvisas.gov.uk

You are expected to pay for your own visa costs.

Some students may require a Visa in order to travel to the UK to take part in this course. It is each individual students own responsibility to obtain a Visa.

For those paying for the course, once accepted and payment has been received we will provide a formal letter of acceptance needed for a Visa application.

If you are offered a bursary a letter will be supplied as proof of acceptance and that we will cover your costs. It will then be up to the individual to obtain their visa.

You should ensure that you make payment for any visas without delay as INCORE cannot accept responsibility for visa refusal and our cancellation policy will apply.

If you require this supporting documentation please inform INCORE without delay. You need to provide INCORE with your full contact details including full postal address, telephone number, fax number and email address. INCORE will send all supporting documentation directly to you so that you can enclose them with your visa application. The Visa Office has asked that we do NOT send supporting documentation to their office therefore please do not ask INCORE to do so.

You are expected to pay for your own visa costs.

The INCORE Summer School is recognised by the Peace Operations Training Institute, and may form part of The Certificate-of-Training In Peace Support Operations (COTIPSO) Programme. Visit http://www.peaceopstraining.org for further details. You will also receive a certificate of attendance.

Accommodation are provided for eight nights from Friday 17 June until Sunday 19 June participants stay at Corrymeela in Ballycastle, between Sunday 19 June until Saturday Morning, 25 June 2016 takes place at Ulster University Student Village, Duncreggan and is included in the price of attendance. Participants will be staying in an ensuite room in self-catering apartments with a shared kitchen and dining area. The apartments are situated in the Ulster University Student Village, Duncreggan.

The accommodations include the provision of bedding/towels/utensils etc with linen change after the 3rd night’s stay. Participants should bring their own clothes hangers, if required.

If you have any special needs such as access to buildings for example, please let INCORE know as soon as possible.

If you require additional nights' accommodation also contact Mary Murphy, Residential and Conference Services, at mc.murphy@ulster.ac.uk. Please note that additional nights are subject to availability.

If you do not want to avail of the basic university accommodation you may book off-campus accommodation if you wish. Please refer to www.derryvisitor.com for further details, and please note this needs to be done personally and cannot be done through the University or INCORE.

Accommodation on campus is self catering. However, there are supermarkets within walking distance of the accommodation including Sainsbury’s Supermarket, Long’s Supermarket and Centra (which is open 24 hours). On campus there are two sandwich bars and a restaurant. Please click on the link http://catering.ulster.ac.uk/ for a sample of menus and price list for U:eat.

Parking
Please note that the University levies a car parking fee both on the University campus and at Duncreggan Village. For more information, see http://www.ulster.ac.uk/carparks/guide/

Access to the University's wireless network can be arranged free of charge.

Tourist information for Derry/Londonderry and the North West of Ireland can be found at:
http://www.derryvisitor.com

• Bus and train information for Northern Ireland can be found at: http://www.translink.co.ukBus information for the Republic of Ireland can be found at: http://www.buseireann.ie
• Several international car hire companies operate within Northern Ireland, for example Ford, Avis, Hertz and Europcar. See travel section above.
  
  

The weather in the North West of Ireland is quite variable, even in summer. It can and often does rain at any time of year so you are advised to bring a jacket or coat suitable for wet weather. The temperature in June is unlikely to exceed 20°C so you should bring warmer clothes if you are accustomed to warmer temperatures.