Economics Summer Programme in Oxford

Immerse Education's Oxford Economics Summer Programme offers two tailored, in-person residential and non-residential courses for school-aged students. The programme runs in July and August and is delivered in Oxford University colleges, combining 40 hours of expert-led tuition with one-to-one tutoring, a self-directed research project, and small classes (7-10 students).

Younger participants (ages 13-15) study core concepts such as supply and demand and market structures, while older students (ages 16-18) cover deeper macro- and microeconomics, global trade and policy analysis. Social and cultural activities include trips to Cambridge and London, evening events, and a graduation ceremony where students receive a certificate.

Residential options include full board and university accommodation; non-residential options are also available. The course is designed to prepare students for further study in business, finance or economics and to produce a tangible project and personalised tutor feedback to support university applications.