Compare 46 published Politics summer courses, including providers, ages, dates, locations and fees.
46 courses found
Want to improve your public speaking and debate skills? This debating summer course will help you develop confidence, learn persuasive techniques, and practise the art of rebuttal — skills that are essential in many...
A two-week global affairs faculty in Cambridge for students aged 14 to 17, covering politics, economics and international relations alongside English-language development.
Explore how countries, international organisations and other global actors respond to conflict, cooperation and shared challenges. Students examine diplomacy, security, international institutions, global economics and...
This course helps students better understand the importance of relationships between nations and cultures. We’ll explore case-studies of international relations in action — and how it’s created significant change....
Discover how legal systems shape society and how lawyers analyse arguments, evidence and competing rights. Students explore key legal principles through cases, structured debates, problem questions and advocacy-style...
A politics and leadership course in Oxford for students aged 12 to 16, covering how governments and international organisations work, while developing English.
The Classical Civilisation summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 18-24 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £5,495 for Non Residential option.
A two-week humanities pathway for students aged 15 to 17, taught inside a University of Oxford college. Students explore Law, Politics, Literature and History while learning how university study works.
Examine how political ideas, institutions and diplomatic relationships shape decisions on major global issues. Students explore political systems, leadership, negotiation, public policy and international affairs through...
The Reach Cambridge Politics and International Relations Course provides students with a fascinating introduction to the world of national and international political systems, giving them the opportunity to discuss and...
A two-week English and British culture course at Eton College for students aged 12 to 16, built around inventing and running a fictional country.
A two-week leadership and diplomacy course on the Kent coast for students aged 13 to 17, taught in classes of no more than 12.
