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Shape the future of spaces in New York, a city defined by architectural innovation and bold design.


Explore architecture in depth while living and studying in the historic city of Cambridge.


Explore robotics, drones, mechanical and electronic engineering, automation, smart technologies and renewable energy through the technologies shaping tomorrow's world.


Explore what makes our world work and how innovation can shape its future. This course invites students to delve into the principles of engineering, creative problem-solving, and sustainable design to tackle real-world...


Design tomorrow's skylines in Singapore, a city-state renowned for its innovative urban planning.


Perhaps the greatest challenge facing humankind is anthropogenic climate change, the rapid warming of the earth’s temperature driven by the consumption of fossil-fuels and emission of greenhouse gases into the...


The Young Leaders in Oxford course (ages 13-15) empowers students to build leadership, confidence, and critical thinking while tackling global challenges. With small classes, expert English teaching, and hands-on...

The Environmental Science summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers seminars and small-group learning for students aged 13–15, with fees from £6,995.

The Environmental Science summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers small-group tutorials for students aged 16–17, with fees from £6,995.


Students undertake a supervised university-level engineering research project and present their findings in a conference-style session.

The International Development summer school at Atlas Summer Courses offers small-group tutorials for students aged 18–24, with fees from £6,995.


Students investigate a pressing environmental challenge and develop an evidence-based research project assessing potential practical or policy solutions.