Compare 38 published Politics summer courses, including providers, ages, dates, locations and fees.
38 courses found
Question how societies are governed and how global decisions are made with an Oxford and Cambridge summer programme for ages 14–15. Explore law, politics, ethics and international relations while developing critical...
Explore law, politics, philosophy and international relations through an intensive Oxford and Cambridge summer programme for ages 16–19. Debate questions of justice, power, governance and global affairs while developing...
This course builds on and operationalises students’ existing understanding of international law by exploring the means of peaceful dispute settlement identified in the Charter, and the respective roles of the General...
Explore law, politics, diplomacy, global affairs and international relations while developing skills in critical thinking, argument and understanding global issues.
New for 2027, this course explores now AI may be used in the world of finance and banking. More details to come soon.
A two-week global affairs faculty in Cambridge for students aged 14 to 17, covering politics, economics and international relations alongside English-language development.
This course helps students better understand the importance of relationships between nations and cultures. We’ll explore case-studies of international relations in action — and how it’s created significant change....
While the world has been moving increasingly towards greater inter-connectivity through trade, infrastructure, communications, and migration, criticism of ‘globalisation’ has been growing ever louder, with many blaming...
A politics and leadership course in Oxford for students aged 12 to 16, covering how governments and international organisations work, while developing English.
The Classical Civilisation summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers small-group tutorials for students aged 18–24, with fees from £5,495 for Non Residential option.
A two-week course for students aged 15-17 exploring international relations, political systems and contemporary global issues through discussion, research, projects and study visits.
A two-week humanities pathway for students aged 15 to 17, taught inside a University of Oxford college. Students explore Law, Politics, Literature and History while learning how university study works.
