Engineering in Oxford for Ages 16-18 summer course in Oxford, by Immerse Education.
Oxford is at the forefront of engineering research and innovation, making it an ideal place to study this exciting field. Immerse Education’s Engineering programme challenges students to engage with advanced engineering concepts and apply them to real-world problems. You’ll be studying in one of the world’s most prestigious academic environments, where you’ll be encouraged to push the boundaries of your understanding.
While some knowledge of mathematics and physics is helpful, it’s not required. The course is designed to challenge both beginners and those with some background in engineering, with tailored support from expert tutors to help you succeed.
Yes, project-based learning is an essential part of the programme. You’ll have the opportunity to work on design and problem-solving projects that mirror real-world engineering challenges. These projects will help you apply theoretical concepts and develop the practical skills needed for future studies and careers in engineering.
This course offers an excellent foundation in the key concepts of engineering, helping you build the skills and knowledge necessary for university-level studies. By the end of the programme, you’ll have a portfolio of projects that demonstrate your problem-solving abilities and a deeper understanding of how engineering shapes the world, all of which will enhance your university applications.
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All participants will live in comfortable student accommodation at their chosen venue, in clean rooms and with adequate supervision. Where multiple campuses may be available (such as in Oxford or Cambridge), students will be allocated to a college a few weeks before arriving, based on their dates and subject choice.
You’ll explore advanced topics such as structural mechanics, electronics, and materials science. The course encourages you to think critically about how engineers solve complex problems, using both theoretical and practical approaches. You’ll also consider how engineering influences everything from infrastructure to cutting-edge technologies.
Explore more advanced topics in mechanical engineering, including thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and structural analysis. Work on engineering challenges that push your problem-solving skills.