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Atlas Summer Courses Oxford Summer School

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On-campus, In-person Oxford•£££
6d•Y12, 13•Ages 16–17
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Want a head start on uni-level study? Join Atlas Summer Courses in Oxford to explore your subject in small seminars and tutorials, build critical thinking and essay skills, connect with expert tutors and like-minded students, and strengthen your university application.

Atlas Summer Courses offers a two-week Oxford summer school for students aged 16-17, hosted at colleges of the University of Oxford. The programme is designed for ambitious young people who want a challenging academic experience in an inspiring university setting, with courses delivered through small, discussion-based classes and personalised tutorials led by expert tutors.

Students explore their chosen subject through seminar-style teaching, guided independent study, and regular feedback that helps build critical thinking, analytical skills, confidence, and independence. The programme also brings together an international community of students, creating opportunities to learn alongside like-minded peers while developing communication, research, and problem-solving skills.

Beyond the classroom, the experience includes cultural and social activities around Oxford, such as exploring historic landmarks, museums, libraries, and college buildings, as well as evenings of social events and activities. Atlas also provides travel support for airport transfers and guidance on visas and enrolment, making it a structured and well-supported summer course experience.

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Duration: 2 weeks

Location

On-campus, In-person
Oxford, United Kingdom
Colleges of the University of Oxford
  • Students aged 16-17.
Participation Fee

£5,495

Oxford course fees start from £5,495 for the Non-Residential option and go up to £9,995 for the Premier option. Deposits range from £1,295 to £1,495 depending on the package.

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