2027 Summer School Now OpenAPPLY NOW
Finding summer courses…
Finding summer courses…
Compare 16 published Philosophy summer courses, including providers, ages, dates, locations and fees.
16 courses found
Fees are per person, per session. Choose Any to include unconfirmed details.
Academy Royale International's Broadening Horizons summer school lets students aged 16 to 18 build their own two-week programme in Oxford. You choose two academic subjects and one Power Skills workshop, from physics and...
Philosophy for ages 13–15 in Oxford, with guided discussion, interactive classes and practice tasks.
Explore the foundations of law and justice in Tokyo, a city where tradition and modern legal frameworks intersect.
Use philosophy to examine the defining ethical and social questions of the twenty-first century.
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...
Consider the big questions alongside giants from the past like Socrates, Plato and the dozens of more contemporary philosophers who show us who we are by asking the big questions. Introducing key concepts and schools of...
A two-week introduction to IB philosophy and interdisciplinary learning for students aged 13-15, combining English Literature, Mathematics, Drama, Humanities, Science and Theory of Knowledge.
What does it actually take to build a business from nothing — and to keep it standing when everything is working against you? This course takes you inside the mind of the entrepreneur: the risks they take, the mistakes...
Philosophy for ages 16–17 in Oxford, with small seminars, independent assignments and individual or paired tutorials.
Challenge your thinking in Cambridge, a city that has shaped some of history’s greatest philosophical minds.
Engage with major philosophical traditions in Oxford and develop an original thesis.
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...