Discover the world through anthropology in the heart of Oxford.
Join us for an enriching experience designed for teens aged 13–18. Explore diverse cultures, develop critical thinking skills, and engage with expert instructors in one of the world's leading academic cities.
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Oxford offers a focused set of Anthropology summer programmes for 13-15, providing early exposure to structured study and subject-specific development.
The teaching approach in Oxford’s anthropology summer schools for teens is deeply immersive, prioritizing critical thinking and cultural analysis. Students engage with themes such as social structures, human behavior, and cultural diversity, offering a rich perspective that contrasts sharply with typical school curricula. By emphasizing interactive learning, students are encouraged to explore complex ideas through discussion and collaborative projects, fostering a deeper understanding of anthropology’s role in the world.
The structure of these programmes is designed to balance guided instruction with independent exploration. Students participate in a mix of lectures and hands-on activities that create a dynamic classroom environment. The rhythm of the day typically includes group discussions that promote engagement and critical analysis, while independent assignments allow students to delve deeper into their interests. This blend cultivates not only knowledge but also a sense of autonomy and responsibility in the learning process.
Youth aged 13 to 15 are the primary participants in these anthropology summer schools. This age group is particularly suited for exploring complex social issues and developing analytical skills that will serve them in both academic and personal contexts. The programmes are tailored to meet the intellectual and emotional needs of teenagers, encouraging them to think critically about the world around them.
Oxford offers a distinctive blend of historical richness and academic rigor that sets its anthropology summer schools apart from others. The city’s storied academic tradition infuses the learning experience with a sense of prestige and depth. Unlike many other programmes, the focus here is not merely on content delivery but on fostering a comprehensive understanding of human societies through innovative pedagogical methods and the expertise of seasoned instructors.
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| Course | Provider | Subject | Location | Duration | Fees | Short Description | Link |
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| Sociology and Anthropology (18-24 years old) | Oxford Summer Courses | Anthropology, Social Sciences, Humanities | Oxford | 6995 | The Sociology and Anthropology summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 18-24 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995. | View | |
| Sociology and Anthropology (16-17 years old) | Oxford Summer Courses | Anthropology, Social Sciences, Humanities | Oxford | 6995 | The Sociology and Anthropology summer school at Oxford Summer Courses, designed for 16-17 years old students, provides tutorials and is priced from £6,995. | View |
