Best Parents (hosted at Lady Margaret Hall, Worcester College, or St Benet's Hall, University of Oxford)
Applications for this cycle have closed
This programme usually runs again each year — keep an eye out for the next round, or explore what's live now.
Curious about studying medicine? Spend two weeks at Oxford colleges exploring anatomy, diagnosis and medical ethics through hands-on workshops, case-based projects and campus life-build practical skills, connect with peers and strengthen your uni/career profile.
Oxford Medicine Summer School 2026 is a two-week, residential academic programme for students aged 13-15, hosted at Oxford colleges including Lady Margaret Hall, Worcester College, or St Benet's Hall. The course introduces young learners to core medical topics such as anatomy, physiology, disease and diagnosis, medical ethics, and case-based learning through interactive lessons, practical workshops and group projects.
Students will live on campus in full-board college accommodation with 24/7 supervision. Daily timetables combine interactive seminars, workshops, masterclasses and directed study, and weekends include excursions around Oxford.
Small class sizes and personalised tutor support are emphasised, with activities designed to develop teamwork, debate and problem-solving skills relevant to future medical study. The programme includes optional airport transfer services (complimentary within specified arrival/departure windows; unaccompanied-minor departures incur a fee), a formal graduation ceremony and a certificate recognising each student's academic progress.
Session dates are not currently published; interested families are invited to join the notification list or book via the Best Parents site when new dates are announced.
Certificate of Completion (certificate recognising academic progress awarded at graduation)
Dates from the previous cycle — new dates are announced when applications reopen.
28 Jun 2026 – 29 Aug 2026
Summer 2026 - multiple two-week sessions
16 Aug 2026 – 29 Aug 2026
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