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Summer School
In-person · Oxford
Years 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 • 12-15, 16-18, and 19+
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Want a taste of uni-level AI at Oxford? Join small tutorial-style cohorts at St Anne’s, explore core AI ideas, build practical skills, and connect with tutors and peers to boost your university readiness and future tech opportunities.

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The Oxford Artificial Intelligence Programme is a short, intensive summer school offered by The Oxford Institute at St Anne’s College, Oxford. It is designed as an academic introduction to artificial intelligence and is positioned as a pre-university style programme for students who want to explore AI in a university-like setting.

Teaching is delivered in a tutorial-style format with small cohorts, where students receive individual attention and are encouraged to ask questions, discuss ideas, and take part in hands-on activities. The course covers core AI concepts such as machine learning, neural networks, algorithms, data processing, natural language processing, computer vision, and the ethical implications of AI systems.

The programme is aimed at learners who are considering AI, computer science, or engineering in the future, as well as those who simply want a clearer understanding of how modern intelligent systems work. It blends lectures, classroom discussion, and practical learning to provide a focused introduction to the field.

Computer ScienceTechnology, Software & AI

Dates from the previous cycle. New dates are announced when applications reopen.

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Summer School 2026

Location

In-person · St Anne's College, Oxford
  • Open to students aged 12-15, 16-18, and 19+ years.
No cost stated

Checked 23 August 2026

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