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Medicine, Health & Innovation

Medicine, Health & Innovation summer course in Oxford, by Sapphire Education.

Duration
Duration: 2 weeks
Dates
Dates: July - August 2026
Age Range
Age Range: 14-18
Fees
Fees from: £5,990

Course Summary

Over two weeks, students explore the foundations of medicine and health science, examining how biology, ethics, and innovation intersect to improve lives. You’ll study anatomy, genetics, diagnostics, and global health through workshops, case studies, and hands-on projects – uncovering how innovation is driving the future of healthcare.

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Course Highlights

  • Understand the core scientific and ethical foundations of modern medicine
  • Build practical skills in analysis, problem-solving, and applied health science
  • Gain confidence exploring medical research, healthcare innovation, and global health systems
  • Develop a clearer sense of their future and next steps
  • Leave with global connections with like-minded peers from across the world

What's Included?

  • All academic sessions, workshops & masterclasses
  • All meals with dietary needs catered for
  • Full-day weekend excursions and multiple local activities
  • Career guidance and visit to additional university campus
  • 24/7 pastoral care and programme support
  • Evening socials, on-site activities, reflection space and wellbeing time
  • Premium on-campus accommodation in university halls
  • End-of-course graduation and completion certificate

Academics & Extracurriculars

Students will be taught in small groups by passionate, knowledgeable staff. Lessons are hands-on and interactive, combining workshops, case studies, and group projects. Students will explore anatomy, genetics, diagnostics, and global health while developing practical skills and considering the ethical and technological advances shaping modern medicine.

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