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Compare 32 published Biology summer courses, including providers, ages, dates, locations and fees.

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Biology for ages 13–15 in Oxford, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.


Explore the life sciences in Cambridge, a city renowned for groundbreaking biological research.


Drawing on a range of disciplines, including Medicine, Engineering, Biology, and Computing, Biodmedical Engineers develop the systems and devices that make advances in medicine possible. On this course, students will...


A science course in Oxford for students aged 12 to 16, working across biology, chemistry and physics while developing English.


Explore medicine, biomedical science, genetics, psychology and neuroscience, with a focus on how the human body, brain and health connect.


Discover the science behind the human body, health and medicine on an Oxford and Cambridge summer programme for ages 14–15. Explore biology, anatomy and medical science through interactive learning, experiments and...


The Reach Cambridge Biotechnology Course explores academic and practical aspects of this dynamic field, encompassing genetics, drug development, and real-world applications


Explore what shapes human health and how science is transforming the future of medicine. This course invites students to delve into anatomy, genetics, and the evolving world of healthcare, uncovering how research,...


Discover how gene editing, artificial intelligence and regenerative technologies are opening new possibilities in biology and medicine.


The Practical Science course in Oxford, for ages 15-17, combines hands-on scientific investigation with specialist English language teaching. Students develop practical lab skills, improve English in an academic...

Biology for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.


Unravel life's complexities in Oxford, home to groundbreaking biological research and discovery.