History in Cambridge for Ages 16-18 summer course in Cambridge, by Immerse Education.
Explore the past in the historic city of Cambridge with Immerse Education’s History summer programme, designed for students aged 16-18. This course covers key historical events, figures, and movements, offering students the chance to dive deep into historical analysis and critical thinking.
Students will leave with enhanced research skills and a greater appreciation for history, preparing them for further studies in history or related disciplines. Learn more below to discover how Cambridge’s rich historical backdrop can inspire your studies.
Cambridge is a city rich in historical significance, making it an ideal location to study History. Immerse Education’s History programme gives students the opportunity to explore key historical events and periods in a city known for academic excellence and a deep connection to history.
No prior knowledge is required. The course is open to students at all levels, and tutors provide guidance to help you develop your understanding and critical analysis skills.
Yes, discussion is a key part of the course. You’ll engage in debates about the causes and impacts of historical events, learning to assess different interpretations of history and developing your own informed perspectives.
By the end of the course, you’ll have gained a strong foundation in historical analysis and critical thinking, which are essential for further studies in history. This knowledge will also help you prepare for university applications in the humanities.
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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.
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