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Law in Oxford for Ages 16-18
Law in Oxford for Ages 16-18 summer course in Oxford, by Immerse Education.
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DATES & FEES
- Duration: 2+ weeks
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Dates: June - August 2026
Start Dates:
- 5 July - 18 July 2026
- 19 July - 1 August 2026
- 2 August - 15 August 2026
- Age Range: 16-18
- Fees from: £7,495
- Campus: Oxford University Colleges
Course Summary
For students aged 16–18, this programme offers a deeper exploration of the legal system. You’ll examine complex areas such as international law, constitutional rights, and criminal justice, while analysing real cases that have shaped modern legal frameworks.
Through discussion and critical analysis, you’ll build argumentation and reasoning skills, preparing you for university-level law studies or careers in related fields.
Course Highlights
- Complete modules including Equality and Justice in the Legal System, International Laws, and Human Rights
- Learn through in-depth academic sessions, personal projects, and 1:1 tutorials with expert tutors
- Celebrate achievements at a formal graduation ceremony held in a historic Oxford hall
- Take part in two full-day excursions, including a visit to Cambridge and an optional day out in London
- Experience a varied social programme, with highlights such as punting on the River Cherwell, zorb football, and a murder mystery night in college
- Build lasting friendships and connections while living and studying in authentic Oxford University colleges.
Whats Included
- Total programme duration: 2 weeks
- 40 hours of academic tuition
- Teaching by experienced tutors
- 1:1 sessions with your tutor
- Guest speaker sessions
- Support from designated mentors - Oxford undergraduates
- Average class size: 7
- Tailored cultural and social activities
- 13 nights’ Oxford University college accommodation
- Meals - breakfast and dinner
- Completion of a personal project
- Personalised evaluation from your tutor
- Certificate of attendance
- Full support from the Immerse team
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You’ll study criminal law, human rights, international law, and constitutional law. The course encourages you to evaluate how laws are created, interpreted, and enforced, and to reflect on the broader role of justice in society.
Beyond academic sessions, students enjoy a full programme of social, cultural, and active experiences. These include sports games, evening group activities such as cake and canvas nights, karaoke, and scavenger hunts. The programme also features inspiring guest speaker events, formal college dinners in traditional Oxford halls, and guided tours of Oxford’s iconic architectural landmarks — with punting on the River Cherwell as a highlight.
All participants are housed in authentic Oxford University college residences, just a short 3-5 min walk from the classrooms. Students stay in single or twin rooms, allocated by gender, and all rooms have Wi-Fi access. Shared dining halls and common rooms create a welcoming, social environment that complements academic life.
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DATES & FEES
- Duration: 2+ weeks
-
Dates: June - August 2026
Start Dates:
- 5 July - 18 July 2026
- 19 July - 1 August 2026
- 2 August - 15 August 2026
- Age Range: 16-18
- Fees from: £7,495
- Campus: Oxford University Colleges
Program Info
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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...
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Immerse Education Frequently Asked Questions
Travel to and from the programme is not included in the participation fee. However, we offer shared airport transfer service options for all our programmes. Please find more information on airport transfers here
Programme insurance is not included in the standard participation fee. However, we do offer additional comprehensive summer school insurance for any programme you choose. Our programme consultants are happy to provide more information during a complimentary consultation
Students are supervised by their subject tutor during class times, and by dedicated mentors during their free time. Students will be part of a mentor family, which is a group of around 7-10 participants attending the programme in the same college but studying a variety of subjects. They are led by their mentor, a current undergraduate at the host university, who is there to answer any questions they may have about the programme or life at university. Mentors form the core of our pastoral care and are on hand to help participants throughout the programme.
We offer two types of programmes:
- Academic Insights – includes 40 hours of tuition over two weeks, combining theory- and practical-based sessions, workshops, guest speaker events, and one-to-one tutorials. Class sizes are small, with an average of 7 students.
- Career Insights – includes 45 hours of tuition over two weeks, with a focus on applied learning through classes, workshops, individual coaching sessions, and industry field visits.
Depending on the country you are travelling from and the location of your chosen programme, you may need a visa. Please check the specific entry requirements for each destination where Immerse programmes are held:
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Students typically stay at a host university campus or one of its colleges. However, accommodation facilities vary by programme and location. The best way to get an accurate idea of what to expect is to check the FAQs for a specific programme and location
Yes, all participants receive a certificate of completion and a detailed personal evaluation written by their tutors.
My time at Immerse Education was enjoyable! I got to learn new concepts and enhance my previous knowledge regarding my area of interest. I would definitely repeat this experience and encourage you to enroll!
Being able to learn new cultures. Make new friends and increase my knowledge on Engineering. I also picked u new habits which are good for my mental and physical well-being. This was an experience I will never forget and I will definitely be doing it again.
The best part of my experience at immerse was the people. Everyone I met - mentors, professors, other students - were all so supportive, kind, and helpful. I was initially worried to be in a completely new environment alone but these people made this experience an amazing one I will never forget!
The mix of an amazing location, interesting people, and an engaging course created an unforgettable experience. Everyone got a chance to meet and bond with all the participants. I do have one remark and that is that our free time was rather limited, we did not have a lot of time to go explore Cambridge on our own or with our friends as most of our time was used for activities. However, these activities were often fun and gave us more opportunities to create better friendships with everyone.
The whole camp was well organized with fun activities that engaged every student, interactive lessons and great mentors! The food was always good and every participant felt comfortable and safe.