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LCC Academy

Series of free hybrid seminars and lectures for high school students | 2026

Practice makes perfect

Are you considering studies abroad in a world-class English-speaking university? Not sure if you are ready or what it is going to be like? LCC Academy will help you answer those questions!

Opportunity for young people

LCC is proud to present our non-degree program for 11-12 graders from around the world. It aims to provide students with an authentic experience of liberal arts university lectures, discussions, and practice work online and completely free of charge.  

Challenging topics

The theme of this year’s LCC Academy is “Exploring the value of a multicultural world — and why it matters for how we think, live, and work.” We live in a world where different cultures, experiences, perspectives, and ideas come together. But what do we truly gain from our differences?

This year, LCC Academy will invite us to explore this question together and look at how cultural diversity enriches the way we think, our everyday lives, our learning, and our future work. 

Broaden your worldview

Build your english vocabulary

Develop communication skills

Enhance your critical thinking

Learning paths

Sign up for a certificate program

Active students who will take part in 2 out of 5 lectures and complete a final project will be awarded a certificate of participation and an additional point to their Admissions score if they decide to apply for BA studies at LCC. Space is limited, so make sure you secure your spot now!

Audit the course

Students are free to join any lecture they’re interested in and participate in the discussions as they feel. Those auditing are not obliged to do any additional work, but are also not provided with a certificate and the additional point.  

Registration

Registration for LCC Academy is open! 

Time & dates
  • November 3, 4:30 PM — Michael McDougle, Department of International Relations and Development
  • November 5, 4:30 PM — Femi Odebiyi, Department of International Business Administration
  • November 10, 5:00 PM — Jurgita Gogoi, Department of Psychology
  • November 17, 4:30 PM — Oleksandra Smoliar, Department of Global Business and Communication
  • November 19, 4:30 PM — Travis Myers, Department of Theology  
Location

This year the lectures will be presented online. Therefore, it is important to register in order to receive a private Youtube link. 

English requirement

English proficiency level B2 (upper intermediate) desirable, but not required.

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