Experience Engineering Academy
Experience Engineering Academy summer course in Oxford, by Oxford Scholastica Academy.
Key Details
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30th June-13th July -
14th-27th July
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28th July-10th August 2024
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Provider: Oxford Scholastica Academy -
Ages: 15–18 -
Fees: £6,995 / 2 Weeks -
Duration: 2 Weeks +
Course Summary
Are you fascinated by how things work? This course is your perfect introduction to the world of engineering. You’ll gain insights into key concepts and get an authentic taste of what it’s like to study Engineering at university.You’ll achieve all of this while studying and socialising on the historic Oxford University campus, being taught by the very best tutors and making friends with students from all over the world.
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Course Highlights
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Live and study in one of three Oxford University campuses -
Study with expert tutors in small class sizes
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Enjoy a range of exciting local Oxford activities, such as punting and visits to museums
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Receive a graduation certificate and letter of recommendation
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Meet students from all over the world!
Accommodation
Students will be accommodated in one of three Oxford College Residences: St George's Gate, St Thomas' (part of St Peter's College), and The Lampl Building (part of Corpus Christi College).
Tuition
Our courses combine Oxford-style teaching with practical challenges and debates. Small class sizes and expert tutors help you dive deep into your chosen subject area.
Extracurricular Activities
Day trips to castles. Punting. A moonlit ball. We couldn’t have you travel to Oxford and not experience the rich history and culture of the city (and beyond). That’s why our programme offers a range of day trips and fun on-campus activities.
Key Details
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30th June-13th July
-
14th-27th July
-
28th July-10th August 2024
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Provider: Oxford Scholastica Academy
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Ages: 15–18
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Fees: £6,995 / 2 Weeks
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Duration: 2 Weeks +
Founded in 2013 by former Oxford students, Oxford Scholastica offers a range of academic courses designed to give students an insight into Oxford undergraduate life.