Physics in Cambridge for Ages 13-15 summer course in Cambridge, by Immerse Education.
Discover the laws of physics in Cambridge, a city with a legacy of scientific innovation. Immerse Education’s Physics summer programme offers two tailored courses: one for students aged 13-15, introducing fundamental physics concepts, and another for students aged 16-18, exploring more advanced topics such as quantum mechanics and electromagnetism.
Both programmes help students develop analytical skills and prepare them for future academic pursuits in physics or engineering. Learn more below to find out which course suits your interests in this dynamic field.
Cambridge is home to groundbreaking research in physics, with historical contributions from figures like Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking. Immerse Education’s Physics programme introduces younger students to key concepts in the subject, helping them explore the laws of the universe in a city known for scientific excellence
No prior knowledge is required. The course is designed to introduce younger students to the basics of physics, with tutors offering guidance to help you understand key concepts regardless of your starting level.
Physics is rooted in problem-solving, and this course will challenge you to apply mathematical and theoretical concepts to solve real-world problems. You’ll learn to think critically and approach problems methodically, skills that are essential in both physics and other STEM fields.
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid understanding of fundamental physics concepts and the ability to apply them in practical scenarios. This foundation will be invaluable as you continue your education, helping you excel in physics and other STEM-related subjects in school and beyond.
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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 fundamental physics topics such as mechanics, energy, electricity, and the properties of matter. The course also introduces you to the basics of quantum physics and astrophysics, giving you a broad overview of how physics explains the natural world.
Study the principles of classical mechanics, including forces, motion, and energy. Get hands-on with experiments to see how these laws apply in real-world situations, from pendulums to roller coasters.