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Global Leadership (Politics, Philosophy & Economics)

Global Leadership (Politics, Philosophy & Economics) summer course in Oxford, by ISSFT.

Duration
Duration: 2 weeks
Dates
Dates: 5 - 19 July 2026
Age Range
Age Range: 13-18
Fees
Fees from: £5950 - £6995

Course Summary

This course invites students to dive into the study of economic, social, political and philosophical thought, helping them to think critically about the world around them. Through discussions and real-world case studies, learners examine how societies, governments and individuals make decisions — exploring themes like ethics, systems of governance, economics and global perspectives. The programme develops analytical thinking, debate and communication skills, preparing students for university-level study and leadership roles in an interconnected world.

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Course Highlights

  • World-class locations at the University of Oxford or University of St. Andrews
  • expert-led teaching in small, supportive classes
  • unique dual-study model combining morning academics and afternoon electives
  • premium en-suite accommodation with 24-hour pastoral care
  • diverse global community of students from over 90 countries
  • exciting excursions and cultural adventures across the UK
  • university preparation through confidence, independence, and transferable skills.

What's Included?

  • Expert-led academic and elective tuition
  • All course materials and resources
  • Full board, en-suite accommodation with 24-hour pastoral care
  • Full programme of evening and weekend sports, games, and social activities
  • Exciting excursions and specialist activities across the UK
  • Personalised academic report and course completion certificate
  • Comprehensive medical and travel insurance
  • Secure online portal for students and parents
  • Three nutritious meals a day, with options for all dietary requirements
  • Airport transfers to and from selected airports
  • Welcome Pack full of merchandise and useful items
  • A tree planted in your name.

Academics & Extracurriculars

By the end of the course, students will: gain a foundational understanding of political, philosophical, and economic systems; develop critical thinking and analytical reasoning skills; learn to debate and discuss complex global issues with confidence; strengthen written and verbal communication; and build leadership qualities essential for future academic and professional success.

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