Your Academic Strand
Your timetable for the week will be specific to your firm choice course at Newcastle and you'll gain entry level skills in your chosen subject area, taught by expert lecturers and academics in their fields
Maths for Engineering - Chemical Engineering
Engineering students will take part in the 'Maths for Engineering strand' for your online days (Monday & Tuesday).
You will then move to your Engineering specialism strand for your on-campus days (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday).
This means you will have access to two separate Canvas courses and will have two different Academic strand leaders
Maths for Engineering - Civil Engineering & Geosciences
- Coming Soon
Engineering students will take part in the 'Maths for Engineering strand' for your online days (Monday & Tuesday).
You will then move to your Engineering specialism strand for your on-campus days (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday).
This means you will have access to two separate Canvas courses and will have two different Academic strand leaders
Maths for Engineering - Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Electrical & Electronic Engineering Timetable 2025
- Electrical & Electronic Engineering Syllabus 2025
Engineering students will take part in the 'Maths for Engineering strand' for your online days (Monday & Tuesday).
You will then move to your Engineering specialism strand for your on-campus days (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday).
This means you will have access to two separate Canvas courses and will have two different Academic strand leaders
Maths for Engineering - Marine Engineering and Naval Architecture
- Marine Engineering & Naval Architecture Timetable 2025
- Marine Engineering & Naval Architecture Syllabus 2025
Engineering students will take part in the 'Maths for Engineering strand' for your online days (Monday & Tuesday).
You will then move to your Engineering specialism strand for your on-campus days (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday).
This means you will have access to two separate Canvas courses and will have two different Academic strand leaders
Maths for Engineering - Mechanical Engineering
Engineering students will take part in the 'Maths for Engineering strand' for your online days (Monday & Tuesday).
You will then move to your Engineering specialism strand for your on-campus days (Wednesday, Thursday & Friday).
This means you will have access to two separate Canvas courses and will have two different Academic strand leaders
Your provisional timetable
Your timetable includes all of your academic sessions, social activities and logistical arrangements for the week of PASS. It is colour coded so you can see which sessions are compulsory and which sessions are optional
You must attend all compulsory sessions in order to successfully pass the PARTNERS Academic Summer School and meet the conditions of your reduced offer.
Compulsory timetabled slots include:
- all academic sessions
- 'Ask the Experts' webinar (preferably attend live, but you can also catch up on one of the recordings)
- HE Skills Module via Canvas
- registration
- induction
- accomodation briefing (for students staying overnight)
Optional timetabled slots include:
- on-campus social activities
- wellbeing support
- Academic Open Office
Timetable variations
Courses and assessment
Academic courses are delivered by undergraduate teaching staff. Activities will vary depending upon what subject you've applied to. You will have been notified by the PARTNERS team what subject strand you are on. If you're not sure, drop us an email and we can let you know.
Assessment at the Summer School
All subject strands contain a formative piece of work that you must complete. You will receive feedback on this from your academic strand leader. You'll receive more details about your assessment once the Summer School begins.
