Discover Your Future in Cambridge this Summer
Join us for an inspiring journey at the prestigious Cambridge Summer Schools, designed for teens aged 13 to 18. Experience world-class education with providers like Oxford Summer Courses, Immerse Education, Oxbridge Academic Programs, and Reach Cambridge. Gain invaluable insights and skills that will shape your future.
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Cambridge offers a focused set of Economics summer programmes for 13-15, providing early exposure to structured study and subject-specific development.
The teaching approach in Cambridge’s summer schools for economics emphasizes interactive learning and critical thinking. Instructors foster an environment that encourages inquiry-based discussions, allowing students to explore economic concepts deeply. Unlike traditional classroom settings, where rote memorization often prevails, this program integrates real-world scenarios, enhancing the academic value of the experience. Students engage with contemporary economic issues, which cultivates a nuanced understanding of the subject and its relevance in today’s society.
The structure of the program balances rigorous academic study with collaborative projects, creating a dynamic classroom atmosphere. Sessions typically alternate between lectures and group activities, encouraging engagement and peer-to-peer learning. Independent work is integral, allowing students to delve into topics of personal interest while developing research skills. Overall, the experience is immersive, marked by stimulating discussions and the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in practical contexts.
Designed specifically for teens aged 13 to 15, the program cultivates a supportive environment that caters to this age group’s developmental and educational needs. Participants are expected to possess a foundational understanding of basic economic principles, which will be built upon throughout the course. The curriculum is tailored to stimulate curiosity and encourage critical thinking, ideal for young minds eager to explore the complexities of economics.
The uniqueness of the Cambridge summer schools lies in their blend of academic rigor and the historical backdrop of the city itself. Students benefit from a curriculum that is not only comprehensive but also enriched by the intellectual heritage of Cambridge. This setting provides a distinct advantage, as students are inspired by the legacy of economic thought leaders who have shaped the discipline. Such an environment cannot be replicated by typical summer programs that may lack this depth and context.
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| Course | Provider | Subject | Location | Duration | Fees | Short Description | Link |
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| Business and Entrepreneurship (16-17 years old) | Oxford Summer Courses | Business, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Leadership, Economics, Humanities | Cambridge | 6995 | The Business and Entrepreneurship Cambridge summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 16-17 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995. | View | |
| Economics in Cambridge for Ages 16-18 | Immerse Education | Economics, Business, Social Sciences | Cambridge | 2+ weeks | 7495 | Analyse global economic trends in Cambridge, where pioneering economic theories continue to evolve. | View |
| Banking and Markets (The Cambridge Experience) | Oxbridge Academic Programs | Business, Economics, Finance, Social Sciences | Cambridge | 2 or 4 weeks | $7,395; $12,595 | Students cover the evolution of, and relationships between, banking and markets, from their ancient origins to present-day, including the development of the stock, commodity, and capital markets. They learn how money itself is evolving, with the emergence of cryptocurrencies, and how financial institutions and markets are responding to the challenges of the modern economy. | View |
| Economics (13-15 years old) | Oxford Summer Courses | Economics, Business, Social Sciences | Cambridge | 6995 | The Economics Cambridge summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 13-15 years old students, provides seminars and small group learning and is priced from £6,995. | View | |
| Economics and Finance (16-17 years old) | Oxford Summer Courses | Economics, Finance, Business, Social Sciences | Cambridge | 6995 | The Economics and Finance Cambridge summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 16-17 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995. | View | |
| Philosophy, Politics & Economics in Cambridge for Ages 16-18 | Immerse Education | Philosophy, Politics, Economics, Humanities, Social Sciences, Business | Cambridge | 2+ weeks | 7495 | Explore the intersection of ideas, governance, and economic systems in Cambridge, an academic hub for PPE studies. | View |
| Business and Entrepreneurship (18-24 years old) | Oxford Summer Courses | Business, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Economics, Humanities | Cambridge | 7595 | The advanced Business and Entrepreneurship Cambridge summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 18-24 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995. | View | |
| Game Theory (The Cambridge Tradition) | Oxbridge Academic Programs | Economics, Politics, Biology, Artificial Intelligence, Social Sciences, Sciences | Cambridge | 2 or 4 weeks | $7,395; $12,595 | The object of this course is to introduce students to the main concepts in Game Theory, to expose them to the way in which game theory helps explain how decision-makers arrive at their decisions, and why they often fail to make the right ones. Alongside, students will be introduced to different games, from Nash’s bargaining game to the Prisoner’s Dilemma, and to the way in which Game Theory is applied to Economics and, increasingly, the Social Sciences, International Relations, Biology, Computing, and AI, to name but a few of the disciplines it informs. | View |
| Social and Political Sciences | Reach Cambridge | Social Sciences, Humanities, Politics, Economics, Psychology | Cambridge | 2, 4 or 6 weeks | £6,295.00 – £18,495.00 | Interested in the humanities and social sciences but not sure whether you want to be a psychologist or philosopher, politician or entrepreneur? | View |
| Global Business (The Cambridge Experience) | Oxbridge Academic Programs | Business, Entrepreneurship, Economics, Social Sciences, International Relations | Cambridge | 2 or 4 weeks | $7,395; $12,595 | Students explore the tools and structures of international commerce, focusing on free enterprise, economic development, and engagement with the global marketplace. Visiting the University’s renowned Judge Business School, students obtain firsthand experience of a cutting-edge business education. | View |
| Behavioral Economics (The Cambridge Tradition) | Oxbridge Academic Programs | Economics, Psychology, Social Sciences, Sciences | Cambridge | 2 or 4 weeks | $7,395; $12,595 | Mixing economics with psychology and game theory, this course seeks to understand what drives individual economic decisions. What psychological and emotional factors induce people to buy a $5 cup of coffee? | View |
| Business Management & Economics | Reach Cambridge | Business, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Finance, Leadership, Humanities, Social Sciences | Cambridge | 2, 4 or 6 weeks | £6,295.00 – £18,495.00 | The Reach Cambridge Business Management & Economics Course offers a comprehensive introduction to these subjects, ideal for prospective university students or anyone curious about the modern economic world. | View |
