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Immerse Education Philosophy Summer Programme Oxford

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On-campus Oxford•£££
Y12, 13•Ages 16–18
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Curious about the big questions that shape our world? Dive into an immersive philosophy programme in Oxford: debate ethics, metaphysics and logic, develop critical thinking, write a personal research project and get 1‑on‑1 mentoring to sharpen your academic skills and boost your uni prospects.

Immerse Education’s Philosophy Summer Programme in Oxford is a two-week academic summer school for students aged 16–18. It focuses on big questions in philosophy, including ethics, metaphysics, political theory and logic, while building skills in reasoning, argumentation, critical thinking and academic writing.

Students learn through seminar-based sessions, lively debate, a personal research project and 1-on-1 tutoring from expert academic mentors. The programme is designed to support ambitious students who want a taste of university-level study in an intellectually stimulating environment, and it is especially well suited to those interested in philosophy, law or any future pathway that values rigorous thinking.

Participants also receive a certificate of achievement, and there is an optional add-on to earn UCAS points or college credits. The experience is residential in Oxford, with classes and accommodation based in Oxford University colleges.

Qualification Outcome

Certificate of achievement

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July and August 2027

Duration: 2 weeks

Location

On-campus
Oxford, United Kingdom
Oxford University colleges
  • Students aged 16-18.
Participation Fee

£5,995

Non-Residential option: £5,995. Classic (Residential) option: £7,495 (includes accommodation and meals). Classic + Online Research Programme: £9,516 (2 weeks residential + 10 hours online). Programme includes 40 hours of tuition, designated mentors, 1:1 support, guest speaker sessions, certificate, daily meals (breakfast & dinner) for residential participants, and cultural/social activities. Residential option provides university college accommodation (13 nights).

Checked 28 September 2026

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