Oxford Royale Summer Programme at Yale
Oxford Royale
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.
Want a taste of Yale life this summer? Join Oxford Royale's two-week programme to live in college accommodation, study with expert tutors in small groups, build practical skills, present at exhibitions and boost your uni/career prospects.
Oxford Royaleb4s summer programme at Yale offers a two-week immersive academic and cultural experience on Yale Universityb4s campus for students aged 12ad18. Participants live in college accommodation, study under expert tutors and enjoy a curriculum designed to challenge and inspire.
The programme emphasises small-group teaching and practical workshops, with 35 hours of tuition, hands-on sessions, exhibition and challenge days, and guest lectures. Campus life is built into the experience: accommodation and meals are provided, 24/7 pastoral support is available, and students take part in daily social activities, clubs (such as journalism and debate), and an excursion to New York City.
The course culminates in a graduation ceremony and celebration in New Haven. Two intakes are listed for 2026, allowing students to choose between the two consecutive two-week sessions. This programme is aimed at motivated, high-achieving school students looking for a taste of Ivy League campus life combined with academic enrichment and cultural excursions.
Dates from the previous cycle — new dates are announced when applications reopen.
28 Jun 2026 – 11 Jul 2026
Summer 2026 Session 1
12 Jul 2026 – 25 Jul 2026
Summer 2026 Session 2
Location
- Aged 12-18 (programme page lists '12-18 year olds')
- Designed for motivated, high-achieving students
- Parents/guardians are encouraged to use the site's eligibility checker to confirm fit
£6,995
Price £6,995. Includes college accommodation and meals, free WiFi, teaching materials and mentoring. Programme includes an excursion to New York City.
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