Course Summary
This highly relevant course offers an exciting and thought-provoking mix of theoretical and practical activities designed to encourage responsibility, commitment…
Sustainable Futures is a highly relevant program to help inform students about the environmental challenges we face today and how to meet them through Sustainable living. Sustainable Futures engages with the challenges of improving the quality of life for the planet, while studying ways to sustain the natural environment. This exciting and thought-provoking course offers a mix of theoretical and practical activities designed to encourage responsibility, commitment and purpose in its participants through self-reflection. Case studies will consist of both global and local initiatives and their interaction with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
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Accommodation
Earlscliffe offers students high-quality student residences. Girls and boys live in separate, supervised accommodation. Rooms are mostly twin or triple rooms and all have en-suite WC and showers. The ‘in-town’ campus means that students can walk between their classes, to meals, their accommodation, and activities with ease.
Tuition
SBC has an innovative approach to learning by advocating experiential learning, which is essentially ‘learning through doing.’ In addition to absorbing information, our students are challenged to take an even more hands-on approach to demonstrate new skills in an environment in which they are supported every step of the way.
Extracurricular Activities
Students at Earlscliffe Summer School enjoy a balanced programme including sports, arts and crafts, and cultural events. The programme is delivered across the campus and nearby sports centre facilities. Earlscliffe Summer School students will enjoy full-day trips on Wednesdays and Sundays, as well as evening trips to bowling, laser tag or the cinema.
Taking place across three different Oxford campuses, SBC Oxford College gives students the chance to improve their English skills by studying one of the six subjects on offer.
