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Make EnquiryFilm Studies in Oxford for Ages 16-18 summer course in Oxford, by Immerse Education.
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Discover the art and impact of cinema in Oxford, a city rich in cultural and academic history. This programme for students aged 16–18 introduces film analysis, history, and production, helping you understand film as both an art form and social commentary.
Through studying classic and contemporary works, you’ll develop critical thinking and creative storytelling skills while exploring film’s place in culture and society.
The Academic Insights programmes in Cambridge and Oxford offer motivated students aged 13–18 an immersive, intellectually stimulating experience in two of the world’s most prestigious university cities. Expert tutors with...
Learn moreThe Academic Insights programmes in Cambridge and Oxford offer motivated students aged 13–18 an immersive, intellectually stimulating experience in two of the world’s most prestigious university cities. Expert tutors with...
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