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Oxford · Summer 2027
Oxford Summer Programme
Our flagship residential programme: Oxford-style tutorials and lectures in a Major and a Minor subject of your choice, debate coaching, admissions guidance and life in a historic Oxford college.
1 – 10 August 2027
£5,999
About the programme
An authentic journey through the world of Oxford
Refined over more than a decade, the programme brings together a carefully selected group of high-potential students from around the world for a truly international, highly personalised learning experience.
Students learn under the guidance of Oxford academics, tutors and deans through Oxford’s renowned teaching approach: small-group tutorials and lectures with low tutor-to-student ratios. This tailored, discussion-led learning builds intellectual confidence, strengthens critical thinking and encourages students to challenge conventional perspectives.
With debate coaching, admissions guidance and a full calendar of cultural excursions, including a day in London, it is ideal for students aiming for Oxbridge and other leading universities.
Three foundational pillars
The complete Oxford experience
Learning
Small-group tutorials and lectures in the student’s chosen Major and Minor, with debate coaching, admissions guidance for Oxbridge and leading universities, and direct mentorship from Oxford tutors.
Leading
Collaborative projects, public speaking and Oxford Union-style debating develop leadership, teamwork and the interpersonal skills needed in academic and professional life.
Choose two subjects
A Major and a Minor, shaped around you
Students choose one subject as their Major and another as their Minor, and are taught in age-appropriate groups.
Sciences & Technology
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Medicine
- Engineering
- Computer Science & IT
- Artificial Intelligence
- Climate Sciences
- Statistics
Humanities
- History
- English Language & Literature
- Philosophy
- Creative Writing
- Archaeology
- Religion
- Modern Languages
Social Sciences
- Economics
- Politics
- International Relations
- Law
- Psychology
- Accounting & Finance
- Business Administration
- Entrepreneurship
- Human Geography
Age groups
A tailored track for every stage
Each age group follows its own academic and leadership track, ensuring the right depth, engagement and challenge.
12–15
Juniors
An inspiring introduction to university-style learning, debate and collaborative projects.
16–18
Seniors
Deeper tutorials, admissions guidance and preparation for Oxbridge and other leading universities.
19+
Young adults
Advanced study and leadership development for university students and recent school leavers.
Programme features
What makes the programme distinctive
Oxford tutorials & lectures
One-to-one or small-group tutorials and expert-led lectures built around each student’s Major and Minor.
Debate coaching
Public speaking and debate training to strengthen confidence, critical thinking and leadership.
Admissions counselling
Expert guidance for applications to Oxbridge and other leading universities worldwide.
Cultural enrichment
Guided visits to Oxford colleges, museums and landmarks, and a London walking tour.
Evening networking
Structured peer interaction, group discussions and informal sessions with Oxford tutors.
Personal attention
A small, carefully selected cohort ensures every student receives guidance and support.
Programme fee · Summer 2027
£5,999
1 – 10 August 2027 · 10 days
Apply nowPlaces are limited and offered on a rolling basis.
What’s included
One inclusive fee
- All tuition, tutorials and lectures
- Oxford college accommodation
- All meals, including formal dinners
- Debate coaching
- Admissions counselling
- Learning materials
- Excursions in Oxford and a day in London
- Punting and sports activities
- Heathrow airport transfers
- Certificate of Completion
Not included: international flights, UK visa fees, travel insurance and personal expenses.
When should students arrive and leave?
Participants should arrive on the official programme start date and depart on the final day. Arrival and departure times are communicated in advance to align with accommodation, orientation and closing activities.
Who looks after students on the programme?
Our on-course pastoral team is led by a site lead with a team of deans and helpers who look after groups of students. All are trained in working with young people and are available whenever students are not in an academic session.
What does a typical day look like?
The day begins with breakfast, followed by a morning tutorial and lecture. After lunch, students return for an afternoon session. Early evenings are for cultural excursions or organised activities, followed by dinner and after-dinner social activities.
Where do the cultural excursions go?
Guided walking tours and visits to Oxford’s historic colleges, a day trip to London, formal college dining and punting on the river.
What is not included in the fee?
International flights to and from the UK, UK visa application fees, personal medical and travel insurance, and personal expenses.
Where can I read the terms and student rules?
Please read our Terms & Conditions and Student Code of Conduct before confirming a place.
Is the programme safe for younger students?
Yes. Resident deans live on site and provide 24/7 supervision, all staff are DBS-checked and trained in safeguarding, and parents have a dedicated 24-hour line. Read our information for parents.
Where our students go next
Our Students’ Pathways Have Included
1 – 10 August 2027 · £5,999
Spend summer 2027 in Oxford
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