Why choose a summer course at St Anne's College?
- Single bedrooms with shared bathrooms
- Single bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms
- Laundry facilities
- Cafe
- Gym
St Anne’s College dates back to the 19th century and was initially opened as a women’s college (though it now admits male students too). Most of the buildings of St Anne’s are less typical than some of the other Oxford colleges and feature more modern designs that are well-suited to students wanting a break from tradition. The nearby trendy local Jeircho neighbourhood is also great for chilling with friends after class, or soaking up some of the local atmosphere.
Providers
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An Oxford-based summer school using tutorial-style teaching used at the University to deliver learning focused on the students' interests.
- Founded: 2013
- Fees from: £3699
- Typical duration: 2 weeks
- Dates: July, August
- Students Per Class: 3+
- Hours of Tuition: Unknown
- Age Range: 12-25+
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Summer course provider offering an authentic experience of life at world-famous universities.
- Founded: 2010
- Fees from: £5395
- Typical duration: 2 weeks
- Dates: June - August
- Students Per Class: 4
- Hours of Tuition: 12 / week
- Age Range: 9-24
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