Why choose a summer course at Pembroke College?
- College pianos for students to use
- Library
- Sports ground
- Boat house
Very central and in a great location to explore the different Oxford neighbourhoods.
J.R.R. Tolkien is just one of the notable alumni to have been swept up in the magic of Pembroke College. Since 1624, the College has admitted many famous faces, like Samuel Johnson, Sir William Blackstone and King Abdullah of Jordan. Modern day students might be attracted to the beautiful Chapel Quad, thought by many to be among the most stunning quads at Oxford University, whilst others may be more drawn to the recent, modern Quad that opened in 2013. Pembroke College is also well located for all kinds of activities, being only a short walk from Westgate shopping centre and the lush Christ Church Meadow.
Students are exposed to the mechanisms, institutions, and principles that underpin modern business. They address the main business principles of…
This course examines the literature, philosophy, history, art, and scientific thought of Ancient Greece and Rome. From readings of classical…
Students become full-time journalists, acquiring and perfecting their research, composition, editing, and formatting skills as they discover the varied skills…
To what extent do people subconsciously take on ideas from the society in which they were raised? Are we all…
This course examines some of the great works of English literature from Chaucer to Zadie Smith amidst the evocative surroundings…
Students discover what drives entrepreneurs – the rules they follow and the ones they defy. They learn how to identify…
How does the law shape relationships between nations? And how does it govern relations between non-state actors? Students address Public…
Students compose fiction and poetry under the guidance of a published writer, with Oxford’s rich literary history as their inspiration.…
Students examine the British and American legal systems and how they reflect the values and institutions of their respective societies.…
Students get to grips with the global economy and, within it, with its inequalities. Drawing on geography, economics, biology, demography,…
This course addresses International Relations by focusing on key issues of the day. Subjects covered include globalization and its political,…
This hands-on course introduces students to key aspects of medicine and modern medical practice. Combining specialist lectures with experiments and…
As the world teeters on the brink of ecological disaster, students are introduced to the complex science behind the headlines.…
Through workshops, debates, and visits to police stations and criminal courts, students explore individual and social theories of crime, philosophies…
Students learn the principles of engineering science. Both world-renowned and local examples are examined, and the findings applied to a…
Using cognitive, experimental, and clinical approaches, students explore the structure and function of the brain as it relates to cognitive…
Students explore a host of topics drawn from major philosophical, literary, and religious texts. They consider fundamental questions through ancients…
Photographers of all levels of expertise spend much of their time in the field, pursuing assignments designed to improve their…
Oxford’s famous undergraduate degree, Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE), is adapted for our students. They examine the governing institutions and…
This syllabus is built from the course typically taught on MBAs. Students learn to organize their lives, to create realistic…
This course focuses on behavior and development in a social context. Students are introduced to major themes, including stereotyping and…
Students explore major debating styles and strategies, engage in daily speaking exercises, orations, and dialogues, and prepare and present regular…
Designed for all levels of expertise, this course explores a variety of media through which students engage imaginatively. They receive…
Taught by actors and directors and working with individuals in areas as diverse as theory, technique, improvisation, voice, mime, movement,…
HIV, malaria, and tuberculosis are thought to result in ten percent of all deaths every year around the world. Students…
War has been one of the greatest forces for change in human history and continues to shape the world. Violence…
Under professional guidance, students reconstitute the daily lives of ancient civilizations through a mixture of lab work, investigating artifacts in…
Drawing on a range of disciplines, including Medicine, Engineering, Biology, and Computing, Biodmedical Engineers develop the systems and devices that…