Oxford University Colleges summer campus

Oxford University Colleges

Welcome to our guide to the best summer courses taking place on campus at Oxford University Colleges.

Campus Summary

Living and studying in one of Oxford University’s constituent colleges is the best way to enjoy an Oxford Summer School, placing you in the heart of this great institution. Top summer school providers usually offer accommodation in a range of colleges, including some of the most prestigious such as the Queen’s College, Brasenose College, Balliol College and more – it’s worth checking provider websites to find out exactly which they offer, though many don’t provide the option to choose which college you go to.

Campus Highlights

  • Live and study in authentic student accommodation
  • Gain access to teaching rooms, libraries and lecture halls
  • Experience life in the buzzing heart of the city of Oxford
  • Walk in the footsteps of famous politicians, scientists, authors and more!

Inspirational Programs & Courses

Browse a curated selection of high-quality academic and enrichment programs hosted at Oxford University Colleges. Each program is chosen for its academic strength, student support, and immersive campus experience.

Transformational Academic Summer Programme in Oxford summer school Transformational Academic Summer Programme in Oxford logo Oxford
From £6,995 - £13,690 Ages 12-18 Summer 2026

Exceptional learning experience in Oxford, blending immersive academics with practical, real-world challenges.

Future Scholars with Sapphire Education summer school Future Scholars with Sapphire Education logo Oxford
From £5,590 Ages 12-14 5 July - 15 August 2026

New for 2026! Discover & Grow with Sapphire Education’s two-week programme in Oxford, combining university-style teaching with hands-on projects, industry insight and expert mentorship.

The Oxford Experience for Grades 8-9 summer school The Oxford Experience for Grades 8-9 logo Oxford
From 12,495 USD Ages 13-15 Summer 2026

The Oxford Experience by Oxbridge Academic Programs offers a unique opportunity for younger students to immerse themselves in the academic and cultural life of Oxford, providing a blend of intellectual challenge and creative enrichment designed to foster personal growth and academic curiosity.

World Leading Oxford Summer Schools for Teens summer school World Leading Oxford Summer Schools for Teens logo Cambridge • London • New York • Oxford • Yale
From £6,995 Ages 12-18 Summer 2026

Experience Oxford Royale's summer programmes on campus at world leading universities, offering students a chance to dive into prestigious academic and cultural enrichment.

Authentic Oxford & Cambridge Experience for High School Students summer school Authentic Oxford & Cambridge Experience for High School Students logo Cambridge • Oxford
From £6,495 - £8,595 Ages 13-24 Summer 2026

Authentic Oxford & Cambridge Experience by Oxford Summer Courses immerses high school students in diverse academic studies and cultural explorations at these historic universities.

LMH Oxford Summer Programmes summer school LMH Oxford Summer Programmes logo Oxford
From £4,384 - £12,676 Ages 19+ Summer 2026

Experience Oxford University’s world-renowned tutorial teaching system, explore fascinating subjects with experts in the field, and gain new skills to take you further in your future academic or professional career.

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Browse top summer courses hosted at Oxford University Colleges.

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Globalisation, Populism, and the Politics of Identity

While the world has been moving increasingly towards greater inter-connectivity through trade, infrastructure, communications, and migration, criticism of ‘globalisation’ has…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Introduction to Cognitive Psychology

How are we able to focus on one thing rather than something else? Why do we remember some things and…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Climate Law and Policy

Perhaps the greatest challenge facing humankind is anthropogenic climate change, the rapid warming of the earth’s temperature driven by the…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Social Minds: The Psychology of Connection and Division

What brings people together — and what pushes them apart? This course explores how group identities are formed, how individuals…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
The Secret Lives of Books: Parchment, Printing-Presses, and Paperbacks

How have various technologies, from the printing press to the coding, impacted how people have read, used, and understood books?…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Oxford and the Rise of Fantasy Literature

What inspired the emergence and flowering of the fantasy genre in the 20th and 21st century? Oxford - historic, beautiful,…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Economic History: The Great Divergence, Convergence, and Beyond

What are the causes of the vast differences in wealth between nations? Why have certain societies prospered whilst others still…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
PPE: Leadership in Business and Society

Whether it is a politician guiding a nation through crisis, a visionary tech entrepreneur disrupting the global business landscape, or…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Generative AI and Deep Unsupervised Learning

Deep Unsupervised Learning is an exciting emerging area of research in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning, in…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Radical Modernism: British Art and Literature from the Pre-Raphaelites to the Bloomsbury Group

In this very special course, students benefit from access to and engagement with the extraordinary collection in the Ashmolean and…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
The Higgs Boson and the Future of Particle Physics

Join this course to explore the universe at the smallest distances and highest energies where quantum mechanics and special relativity…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies: Shakespeare’s Plays and the Book that Saved Them

Taking its cue from the First Folio (1623), the book that preserved many of Shakespeare’s plays for posterity, the course…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
International Law

Knowledge of the subject of International Law is vital, not just to those who hope to become lawyers, but to…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Computational Psychology and Artificial Intelligence

How does the brain process information, make decisions, and learn? Computational Psychologists seek to answer these questions by using algorithms…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Jane Austen: Literature and Legacy

A moderately successful author in her own lifetime, Jane Austen has since become a global phenomenon: her writings are now…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Natural Language Processing

Through predictive text, translation tools, and smart devices natural language processing (NLP) is increasingly a part of our day-to-day lives,…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Museum Studies: Collection, Curation, and Colonialism

Museums: What are they good for? The Ashmolean, since it opened its doors in 1683 as the world's first ever…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Theory and Practice

In our age of burgeoning smart technology and automation we are already seeing the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence and…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Advanced Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Computer Vision

From self-driving cars and augmented reality to intelligent medical imaging helping doctors identify diseases more quickly, computer vision is a…

Lady Margaret Hall University of Oxford
Law and the Pursuit of Freedom

Does the law protect or undermine our freedom? Which legal doctrines govern our speech, assembly, property, and personal autonomy? This…

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