Online International Relations, Politics & Leadership Course
Oxford Scholastica Academy
Applications for this cycle have closed
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Want to shape how the world is understood? Join Oxford Scholastica's online International Relations, Politics & Leadership summer course to debate global issues, build policy responses, and gain skills with expert tutors from Oxford/Cambridge in small live classes to boost your uni and career prospects.
This online International Relations, Politics & Leadership course introduces students to core concepts in politics, international relations and leadership through live tutorials, masterclasses and project-based learning. Students will debate global issues, evaluate political decisions and produce policy-style responses under the guidance of expert tutors typically from Oxford and Cambridge.
Courses run with small classes (maximum 15 students) and feature daily live tutorials (1-3 PM UK time), independent study and personalised feedback. Students choose one- or two-week options; two-week courses include 20 hours of live teaching plus four hours of masterclasses and additional assignments.
Successful participants receive an Oxford Scholastica Academy Certificate of Achievement, and outstanding students may receive a personalised Letter of Recommendation and an invitation to the Ambassador Programme. The course is aimed at motivated 15-18 year olds and requires a good command of English (minimum CEFR C1 / IELTS 6.
5).
Arushi Sharan
Oxford Scholastica Academy Certificate of Achievement (plus Letter of Recommendation for qualifying students)
Dates from the previous cycle — new dates are announced when applications reopen.
01 Jun 2026
Summer 2026 course start
15 Jun 2026
Summer 2026 course start
29 Jun 2026
Summer 2026 course start
13 Jul 2026
Summer 2026 course start
27 Jul 2026
Summer 2026 course start
10 Aug 2026
Summer 2026 course start
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- You must be aged between 11-18 years old at the start of your chosen course.
- You must be motivated to learn more about the subject and provide a personal statement on the registration form.
- You must be able to speak, read and understand English well (minimum CEFR level C1, equivalent to IELTS 6.5).
£595
Tuition fees: £595 for one week or £995 for two weeks. Fees include live teaching, masterclasses, preparatory reading, personalised feedback, graduation ceremony, Certificate of Achievement, and Letter of Recommendation where awarded.
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