Debate how governments work, why conflicts arise and how global decisions shape the world in a two-week Oxford campus course. Small-group seminars, masterclasses and excursions include the British Museum, Warwick Castle and Westminster; you’ll receive tutor feedback and a personalised recommendation letter.
Best Parents' International Relations and Politics summer school at the University of Oxford Campus is a 2-week academic course for ages 13-15. Students explore how governments function, why conflicts arise and how major global decisions shape the world.
Teaching is delivered by expert tutors in small groups, with seminars, debates, masterclasses and hands-on activities designed to build confidence, critical thinking and articulate discussion. The Oxford setting gives participants a taste of university life in a historic academic environment.
The programme offers both day and boarding options, with a full schedule of learning, enrichment and excursions across Oxford and beyond. Students can expect city tours, directed study, reflective sessions and visits to cultural landmarks such as the British Museum, Warwick Castle and Westminster.
Every participant receives a certificate of achievement, tutor feedback and a personalised letter of recommendation, and the residential option includes accommodation, meals and Heathrow transfers on official arrival and departure days.
Certificate of achievement
27 June 2027 – 10 July 2027
June session
4 July 2027 – 17 July 2027
July session
11 July 2027 – 24 July 2027
July session
18 July 2027 – 31 July 2027
July session
25 July 2027 – 7 August 2027
July session
1 August 2027 – 14 August 2027
August session
8 August 2027 – 21 August 2027
August session
15 August 2027 – 28 August 2027
August session
Day option: £5,795 for a 2-week session. Boarding option: £6,995 for a 2-week session. The programme includes teaching, small-group seminars, interactive workshops and a certificate upon completion. Boarding includes accommodation, meals and Heathrow Airport transfers on official arrival and departure days.
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