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Immerse Education Mathematics Summer School in Oxford

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Summer School
In-person · Oxford•£££
Years 12, 13 • Ages 16–18
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Study algebra, calculus and probability in Oxford’s college environment, with expert-led sessions, personal research and one-to-one tutoring in small classes. Build your problem-solving skills, then finish with a certificate of achievement, with UCAS points available as an optional extra.

Immerse Education’s Mathematics Summer School in Oxford is a university-style academic programme for students aged 16-18 who want to explore mathematics in greater depth. The course covers core topics such as algebra, calculus and probability, and is designed to build problem-solving ability, analytical thinking and confidence with advanced mathematical ideas.

Students learn through expert-led academic sessions, personal research work and 1-to-1 tutoring, with small class sizes that allow for close support and feedback. The experience is based in Oxford’s college environment, with residential and commuter options available, and participants can also opt into an online research project.

The programme includes a certificate of achievement, and students can also add UCAS points as an optional extra. It is aimed at ambitious learners preparing for university-level study and future pathways in mathematics, engineering or data science.

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Qualification Outcome

Certificate of achievement

MathematicsScience, Research & Sustainability
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July 2027

2

August 2027

Duration: 2 weeks

Location

In-person · Oxford University colleges
  • Students aged 16-18
  • UCAS points add-on is available only to students aged 14 and above at the time of the course
Participation fee: £5,995

Commuter option: £5,995, with no accommodation. Classic residential option: £7,495. Classic + Online Research Project bundle: £8,243.

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